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My Vampire Streamer
Sophia Rivers was depressed until she turned to streaming and discovered her passion. Not everyone liked the fact that she was half vampire and half witch and when the evil Giles found out he wanted her for her blood. Along came Leon and he is the good streamer to save the day. Join her as she discovers the good and bad communities that will show her how magical it is to be a witch streamer!
112 pages, Paperback
Published March 19, 2022
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Jessica Samuels
33 books67 followersMy name is Jessica Samuels.I am an author addicted to caffeine, and I have imaginary friends that keep me up at night begging for me to tell their story. I love writing in my spare time a long with reading books since I have been an avid reader since elementary school.
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April 17, 2022
Where should I start with this?
Although Samuels allegedly uses an editor, this book is a literary disaster-piece. If there was an editor they should be fired. Immediately.
The plot is incoherent and at times comes across as nothing but a jilted girl whining about her exes. By the time I got to the end I still found myself asking “what the heck just happened?”.
I also noticed that this book is almost 50% filler from other books. Don’t get me wrong: teasers are great. They are not, however, meant to give your book length. It’s okay to publish short stories and novellas. The three non-related chapters take away from the main plot.
I would still like to say that Samuels’ premises have potential. I will definitely be reading more from her in the future.
Although Samuels allegedly uses an editor, this book is a literary disaster-piece. If there was an editor they should be fired. Immediately.
The plot is incoherent and at times comes across as nothing but a jilted girl whining about her exes. By the time I got to the end I still found myself asking “what the heck just happened?”.
I also noticed that this book is almost 50% filler from other books. Don’t get me wrong: teasers are great. They are not, however, meant to give your book length. It’s okay to publish short stories and novellas. The three non-related chapters take away from the main plot.
I would still like to say that Samuels’ premises have potential. I will definitely be reading more from her in the future.
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