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The Saga of Darren Shan #4
Vampire Mountain
In the fourth book of the bestselling Cirque Du Freak series, Darren Shan and Mr. Crepsley embark on a dangerous trek to the very heart of the vampire world. But they face more than the cold on Vampire Mountain-the vampaneze have been there before them.
Will a meeting with the Vampire Princes restore Darren's human side, or turn him further toward the darkness? Only one thing is certain-Darren's initiation into the vampire clan is more deadly than he can ever have imagined.
Will a meeting with the Vampire Princes restore Darren's human side, or turn him further toward the darkness? Only one thing is certain-Darren's initiation into the vampire clan is more deadly than he can ever have imagined.
208 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 2001
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Darren Shan
248 books8,303 followersLibrarian's note: Also writes books for adults under the name Darren Dash. And in the past he has released books for adults under the names D.B. Shan and Darren O'Shaughnessy.
Darren Shan (born July 2, 1972 in London, England) is the pen name of the Irish author Darren O'Shaughnessy, as well as the name of the protagonist of his book series The Saga of Darren Shan, also known as The Cirque Du Freak Series in the United States. He is the author of the series The Demonata, The Saga of Larten Crepsley, and Zom-B. He has also released the stand-alone novel, The Thin Executioner, and the stand-alone short novels, Koyasan, and Hagurosan. Plus, for adults, he released The City Trilogy (originally under the name of D.B. Shan), and Lady of the Shades..
Darren Shan (born July 2, 1972 in London, England) is the pen name of the Irish author Darren O'Shaughnessy, as well as the name of the protagonist of his book series The Saga of Darren Shan, also known as The Cirque Du Freak Series in the United States. He is the author of the series The Demonata, The Saga of Larten Crepsley, and Zom-B. He has also released the stand-alone novel, The Thin Executioner, and the stand-alone short novels, Koyasan, and Hagurosan. Plus, for adults, he released The City Trilogy (originally under the name of D.B. Shan), and Lady of the Shades..
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December 10, 2020
This is not going to include anything to do with the actual Cirque Du Freak
You have been warned. I know, I was pretty devastated too...
It's not a bad book. Darren has settled into vampire life somewhat well but upon summons by the Vampire Council, both he and Mr. Crepsley have to trek to Vampire Mountain to plead their case.
Throughout the book, we are given snitches and tidbits of what vampire society is like - harsh, cruel and noble. The author has no qualms about depicting gruesome details.
Characters die, often painfully and without a 'reason.' I keep expecting (as seen with other middle school books) for the character's death to further plot or provide character development. Here, the characters die because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Chillingly real.
I was a bit annoyed by the ending - we spend all this time building and nothing is played out. ALSO there's no Cirque du Freak. I picked up this series cause I adored all the cirque characters but we don't see any of them. Highly disappointing.
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You have been warned. I know, I was pretty devastated too...
It's not a bad book. Darren has settled into vampire life somewhat well but upon summons by the Vampire Council, both he and Mr. Crepsley have to trek to Vampire Mountain to plead their case.
Throughout the book, we are given snitches and tidbits of what vampire society is like - harsh, cruel and noble. The author has no qualms about depicting gruesome details.
Characters die, often painfully and without a 'reason.' I keep expecting (as seen with other middle school books) for the character's death to further plot or provide character development. Here, the characters die because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Chillingly real.
I was a bit annoyed by the ending - we spend all this time building and nothing is played out. ALSO there's no Cirque du Freak. I picked up this series cause I adored all the cirque characters but we don't see any of them. Highly disappointing.
Audiobook Comments
Read by Ralph Lister - and he did a lovely job of it.
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August 19, 2016
Good read but frustrating ending…
So great story, the plot is building, it’s really starting to get good and then, TO BE CONTINUED…
Really? The book is only 212 pages long! I get that the author is writing these for a young audience but we can sit and read a book that’s longer than 200 pages. The Harry Potter series should have proven that. If you’re going to publish a book then make it a complete story for crying out loud. Right now I just feel cheated. If the rest of the series ends up being the same, not sure I’m willing to invest my time in it.
To read my review of the other books in this series, use the links below:
Book One: A Living Nightmare
Book Two: The Vampire's Assistant
Book Three: Tunnels of Blood
Book Five: Trials of Death
Book Six: The Vampire Prince
Book Seven: Hunters of the Dusk
January 14, 2021
This book was like a breath of fresh air. It was less scary and intense than the other books, which was a nice break. A lot of this book was about creating a new setting and introducing new characters, but it was still just as fun as the other books in the series. I loved the mountain and how it was described. This might seem weird, but I wish this series as a whole and especially this book were made into a video game. There's lots of fight scenes in this series and unique settings that could make a really fun video game.
My only complaint about this book was the ending. The ending wasn't satisfying at all. It felt like it was the middle of the book, not the end. I get that it was setting up the plot for the next book in the series, but I wish this book and the fifth book would've been combined into one large book because it would've flowed better.
Also, one last thought on this book was that as I was reading it, I was wondering if Stephenie Meyer got some inspiration from this series for Twilight. The Volturi from Twilight seemed almost exactly like the vampire princes and there was both a Volturi and a vampire prince named Aro. It might just be a coincidence, but I'd be curious to hear if Stephenie Meyer read this series before writing her own series.
My only complaint about this book was the ending. The ending wasn't satisfying at all. It felt like it was the middle of the book, not the end. I get that it was setting up the plot for the next book in the series, but I wish this book and the fifth book would've been combined into one large book because it would've flowed better.
Also, one last thought on this book was that as I was reading it, I was wondering if Stephenie Meyer got some inspiration from this series for Twilight. The Volturi from Twilight seemed almost exactly like the vampire princes and there was both a Volturi and a vampire prince named Aro. It might just be a coincidence, but I'd be curious to hear if Stephenie Meyer read this series before writing her own series.
May 29, 2019
داستان این جلد روندش کندتر بود، اتفاق چندانی نیفتاد و بیشتر حالت مقدمه داشت. اون قسمتی که لارتن کرپسلی قرار بود دارن رو به شاهزادهها توضیح بده، از منطق داستان یه کم ناامید شدم...
July 8, 2025
سه و نیم در واقع
خیلی خفن بود ، فکر میکردم آزمونی که دارن شرکت می کنه مربوط به همین کتابه ولی الان که تمومش کردم متوجه شدم برای جلد پنجمه . به هر حال به شدت مشتاقم برای جلد بعدی کتاب که مطمئنا خیلی خفنه .
هر روز یه جلد کتاب سرزمین اشباح ، فکر میکنم توی بهشتم . حرف دیگه ای ندارم فقط امیدوارم دارن موفق بشه .
پایان ۱۷ تیر ۱۴۰۴
ساعت ۱۰:۴۵ دقیقه شب
خیلی خفن بود ، فکر میکردم آزمونی که دارن شرکت می کنه مربوط به همین کتابه ولی الان که تمومش کردم متوجه شدم برای جلد پنجمه . به هر حال به شدت مشتاقم برای جلد بعدی کتاب که مطمئنا خیلی خفنه .
هر روز یه جلد کتاب سرزمین اشباح ، فکر میکنم توی بهشتم . حرف دیگه ای ندارم فقط امیدوارم دارن موفق بشه .
پایان ۱۷ تیر ۱۴۰۴
ساعت ۱۰:۴۵ دقیقه شب
September 21, 2021
darren really said dumbass rights <3
February 9, 2021
These books just keep getting better!!! I love pretty much all the characters by this point. Darren is especially great, probably because he’s growing up and is less annoying now.
I also love their journey in this particular installment. Vampire mountain is pretty awesome. It was super interesting reading of the vampires and their traditions etc.
I’d write a longer review, but I have got to start the next one right now. Obviously I really recommend this!!! Especially for those into vampire books!!
I also love their journey in this particular installment. Vampire mountain is pretty awesome. It was super interesting reading of the vampires and their traditions etc.
I’d write a longer review, but I have got to start the next one right now. Obviously I really recommend this!!! Especially for those into vampire books!!
November 23, 2023
این جلد رو خیلییی دوست داشتمممم
چقدر از آقای کرپسلی و گاونر خوشم میاد :(
اسپویل:
مطمئن بودم آخرش دارن یه راهی پیدا میکنه به تالار مرگ =)))))
این قوانین اشباحم مسخره و احمقانستاااا
یعنی چی آخه یکی شکست خورد اعدامش میکنن؟ 🕴🏻
چقدر از آقای کرپسلی و گاونر خوشم میاد :(
اسپویل:
مطمئن بودم آخرش دارن یه راهی پیدا میکنه به تالار مرگ =)))))
این قوانین اشباحم مسخره و احمقانستاااا
یعنی چی آخه یکی شکست خورد اعدامش میکنن؟ 🕴🏻
January 28, 2019
خوبی این قسمت این بود که آخرش، دنبالهدار تموم شد، یعنی کاملاً نیاز به اینکه باید هرچه سریعتر کتاب بعدی رو شروع کنی، احساس میکنی. و اصلاً مجموعهی چندقسمتی خوب یعنی همین :>
April 15, 2017
2 stars seems a little generous for this, since the book had nothing to offer, so 1,5 it is. It was basically an infodump about the "broader universe" just to set up the next book, with a little bit of "Darren's life in Cirque du Freak has gone stale so we have to move on" in the beginning. Just when I was expecting some action, the -already short- book ended.
Not to mention a terribly sexist remark at one point: "There aren't many vampire women because we can't have children" Obviously, when a woman can't have a child, she has no purpose in life, amiright?? No matter that there are women who physically can't have children in real life. Awesome. But what did I even expect from a series that has had a whooping five (5) women with "supporting" speaking roles so far, in the entire series?
Not to mention a terribly sexist remark at one point: "There aren't many vampire women because we can't have children" Obviously, when a woman can't have a child, she has no purpose in life, amiright?? No matter that there are women who physically can't have children in real life. Awesome. But what did I even expect from a series that has had a whooping five (5) women with "supporting" speaking roles so far, in the entire series?
October 5, 2017
Not my favorite book in the series so far, which isn't to say that the writing is bad or anything - the series is consistently good. If the series was a TV show, this might be considered the "filler" episode. I still liked the story quite a bit, but I'm more excited for the next one!
October 8, 2020
Entiendo por qué juntaron los libros, porque este es en realidad la introducción literal a los ritos, o al menos eso supongo.
Han pasado 6 años desde la transformación a asistente de vampiro de Darren, ya se acostumbró a su vida aunque no es fácil envejecer 1 año de cada 5. Cuando una reunión de vampiros se acerca irá con Mr. Crepsley a la montaña de los vampiros.
El libro es 80% el viaje hacia la montaña de los vampiros, 15% de que nos muestra cómo es por dentro, las costumbres y nuevos personajes y un 5% de lo que podría ser la historia en estas tres entregas.
Es cierto que aún así la historia es divertida y se pasa volando, tanto porque suelen ocurrir cosas de forma continua como por la misma narración de Darren. Su voz y su forma de enfrentarse a lo que va sucediendo es divertida y hace que el libro tenga un tono más ligero, aunque sea una historia oscura.
No hay mucho más que decir que quedé con ganas de leer el siguiente, Darren siempre tan impulsivo con sus decisiones.
Han pasado 6 años desde la transformación a asistente de vampiro de Darren, ya se acostumbró a su vida aunque no es fácil envejecer 1 año de cada 5. Cuando una reunión de vampiros se acerca irá con Mr. Crepsley a la montaña de los vampiros.
El libro es 80% el viaje hacia la montaña de los vampiros, 15% de que nos muestra cómo es por dentro, las costumbres y nuevos personajes y un 5% de lo que podría ser la historia en estas tres entregas.
Es cierto que aún así la historia es divertida y se pasa volando, tanto porque suelen ocurrir cosas de forma continua como por la misma narración de Darren. Su voz y su forma de enfrentarse a lo que va sucediendo es divertida y hace que el libro tenga un tono más ligero, aunque sea una historia oscura.
No hay mucho más que decir que quedé con ganas de leer el siguiente, Darren siempre tan impulsivo con sus decisiones.
July 9, 2010
This marks the fourth book I've read in the Cirque Du Freak series, and I keep expecting to be disappointed, waiting for the magic to run out. Thankfully, the series is still strong and still gripping.
One of the things I like best about the Cirque Du Freak series is that the protagonist, Darren Shan (yes, also the author's name...which I thought was a pretty hilarious thing to do, thought I bet his intention was to make it more 'real' for the young adult audience), never has an easy time. Considering that the series is twelve books long, it's almost a given that he isn't going to die. But he is constantly making tough choices and put in difficult situations that constantly build his character. I'm a sucker for characters that strive to better themselves, or that become stronger characters throughout the story.
In this installment, Darren and Mr. Crepsley (his vampire mentor) make the trek to Vampire Mountain (if I have any gripe against the CDF stories, it is that the names can be a bit corny). Vampire Mountain is essentially headquarters for the vampire race. But getting to the mountain is far from easy, and vampires pride themselves on being tough resilient creatures.
This book lacks much direct conflict, with the exception of few fight scenes. Additionally, there is a lot of tension built around a predicted war with the vampaneze (another corny name). But the real fun in this book is how much the reader learns about the vampires. Much of the information is revealed in dialogue, which is usually a no-no in fiction, but Shan writes it so smoothly that it's easily forgivable. Moreover, the world of the vampires is quite interesting and combines familiar legend with unique world-building on Shan's part.
I'll be diving into book #5 momentarily...
One of the things I like best about the Cirque Du Freak series is that the protagonist, Darren Shan (yes, also the author's name...which I thought was a pretty hilarious thing to do, thought I bet his intention was to make it more 'real' for the young adult audience), never has an easy time. Considering that the series is twelve books long, it's almost a given that he isn't going to die. But he is constantly making tough choices and put in difficult situations that constantly build his character. I'm a sucker for characters that strive to better themselves, or that become stronger characters throughout the story.
In this installment, Darren and Mr. Crepsley (his vampire mentor) make the trek to Vampire Mountain (if I have any gripe against the CDF stories, it is that the names can be a bit corny). Vampire Mountain is essentially headquarters for the vampire race. But getting to the mountain is far from easy, and vampires pride themselves on being tough resilient creatures.
This book lacks much direct conflict, with the exception of few fight scenes. Additionally, there is a lot of tension built around a predicted war with the vampaneze (another corny name). But the real fun in this book is how much the reader learns about the vampires. Much of the information is revealed in dialogue, which is usually a no-no in fiction, but Shan writes it so smoothly that it's easily forgivable. Moreover, the world of the vampires is quite interesting and combines familiar legend with unique world-building on Shan's part.
I'll be diving into book #5 momentarily...
July 21, 2024
3.75 stars
May 19, 2022
باور نمیکنم مستر کرپسلی همینطوری الکی دارن و وارد این داستان کرده. تازه اون به کنار حالا همه یه گوشه نشستن این بچه از همه جا بی خبر مجبوره خودشو به ملت اثبات کنه. چقدر نامعقول و مسخره هستن این جماعت ومپایری
البته بطور ضمنی اشاره کرد که دارن یه جنمی توش بود که منو وادار به اینکار کرد. ولی باز خیلی روش تاکید نکرد
بریم ببینیم در ادامه چی به چیه
البته بطور ضمنی اشاره کرد که دارن یه جنمی توش بود که منو وادار به اینکار کرد. ولی باز خیلی روش تاکید نکرد
بریم ببینیم در ادامه چی به چیه
August 31, 2017
Pěkně se to rozjíždí... ani jsem nedoufala, že mě to chytne až tak moc :) ...takže s další knížkou by měl teda přijít ten masakr, jo? Nevím, jestli se mám těšit nebo bát... :-/
February 20, 2020
In this volume a lot of new information is revealed about Mr. Tiny, the Little People and vampires in general. Darren journeys to Vampire Mountain to learn about Vampire Hierarchy and also legends of the vampires. Every writer likes to put their own spin on vampires, but I'm more of a traditionalist. That being said, Darren Shan's vampires are close enough to tradition that they are still enjoyable.
There are hints of darker times coming from the series in this volume as well.
Very compelling series!
There are hints of darker times coming from the series in this volume as well.
Very compelling series!
October 25, 2021
8.43 on CAWPILE
November 4, 2024
3.75 out of 5.
This book was fun and quick.
I liked the time jump since the last book, though it did feel like it took away from some of the potential developments that could have happened between Darren and Evra after the end of the last book.
The vampire lore is ever growing and I really enjoyed the new characters added to the cast.
Will say, pretty exist to have the reason there are fewer female vampires as it being because they wouldn't be able to have children if they turned. Not a good look. Plenty of women choose not to have kids so that just felt like a weak explanation.
This book was fun and quick.
I liked the time jump since the last book, though it did feel like it took away from some of the potential developments that could have happened between Darren and Evra after the end of the last book.
The vampire lore is ever growing and I really enjoyed the new characters added to the cast.
Will say, pretty exist to have the reason there are fewer female vampires as it being because they wouldn't be able to have children if they turned. Not a good look. Plenty of women choose not to have kids so that just felt like a weak explanation.
November 13, 2024
4/5 stars
VERY SOLID 👌 EVERYONE NEEEDSSS TO READ THIS SERIES 🙏
ALSO WHY DID I JUST FIND OUT TODAY THAT MR CREPLSEY HAS HIS OWN SERIES?!!! I am literally so happy he is my favourite character AAHHHH ❤😍
⚠ spoilers!! ⚠
But yeah awesome book. Again would be 5 stars but i've become a harsher rater now 💪
VERY SOLID 👌 EVERYONE NEEEDSSS TO READ THIS SERIES 🙏
ALSO WHY DID I JUST FIND OUT TODAY THAT MR CREPLSEY HAS HIS OWN SERIES?!!! I am literally so happy he is my favourite character AAHHHH ❤😍
⚠ spoilers!! ⚠
But yeah awesome book. Again would be 5 stars but i've become a harsher rater now 💪
August 26, 2024
3.5 stars for this interesting adventure!
And this is how my 30 books in 30 days journey starts. This was the first book in this personal challenge that I listened to.
To see what I'm talking about, please check my newest blog post: https://silvermoonreads.wordpress.com...
Getting back to this, we finally see the Generals and Princes in the Vampire Mountain, get to know more of the Blood Stone and meet some new fresh characters.
I loved the wolves Darren encountered in their way to the Mountain and I wish they could re-appear lately in the story. The author has this power of creating lovely characters that you wish to see again and can't split apart from them.
I still can't believe 6 years have passed since the last book's content. I wonder what have they done meanwhile.
But nonetheless, I am thrilled to see what trails will Darren have to face in the next book, which will be the one for tomorrow's pick!
And this is how my 30 books in 30 days journey starts. This was the first book in this personal challenge that I listened to.
To see what I'm talking about, please check my newest blog post: https://silvermoonreads.wordpress.com...
Getting back to this, we finally see the Generals and Princes in the Vampire Mountain, get to know more of the Blood Stone and meet some new fresh characters.
I loved the wolves Darren encountered in their way to the Mountain and I wish they could re-appear lately in the story. The author has this power of creating lovely characters that you wish to see again and can't split apart from them.
I still can't believe 6 years have passed since the last book's content. I wonder what have they done meanwhile.
But nonetheless, I am thrilled to see what trails will Darren have to face in the next book, which will be the one for tomorrow's pick!
July 2, 2023
This book is so juicy. The cast grows, developing and/or introducing Gavner, Harkat, Arra, Kurda... 👀 The bits of vampire culture and history hinted at or mentioned in previous books gets expanded upon almost mercilessly in this, it just keeps going and going and it's so exciting! I honestly adore this series' take on vampires in general, it's really interesting and creative. Darren is still Darren, he's kinda stupid and his specific cocktail of impulsive and naive doesn't always work out for him but he's just lovable honestly. Mr. Crepsley remains my favourite obviously, and the relationship between him and Darren is just 👌 good shit.
This book does get a bit infodump-y at times. It sets up the next two books and really the whole rest of the series in a way so it makes sense, but also. not a lot of stuff actually happens?
Very excited to dive into the next book already!
This book does get a bit infodump-y at times. It sets up the next two books and really the whole rest of the series in a way so it makes sense, but also. not a lot of stuff actually happens?
Very excited to dive into the next book already!
May 7, 2017
Re-reading 7.5.17: Důvod, proč celou sérii miluju tak moc. Upíří hora, která představuje ty nejúžasnější postavy na světě (i mého knižního manžela). A samozřejmě Gaver ve svých žlutých trenkách s růžovými slony. To neomrzí nikdy. Je škoda, že už brzy přijde masakr :((
Není nad to si zopakovat jeden z nejlepších dílů série! Kurda ♥, Gavnerovy trenky, ošklivá nemluvňata, Vanez, Arra, senilní Seboun a další! A hrozba pána vampýrů.. Bojte se!
Není nad to si zopakovat jeden z nejlepších dílů série! Kurda ♥, Gavnerovy trenky, ošklivá nemluvňata, Vanez, Arra, senilní Seboun a další! A hrozba pána vampýrů.. Bojte se!
August 12, 2025
Spoilers!
I liked this book.
Right off the bat, we’re hit with a time skip. It’s wild to think Darren’s journey has been unfolding over nearly a decade. Evra having grown older and drifting apart from Darren hit hard. The vampire way seems to be all about watching those you love grow old while you stay the same, tragic as it is inevitable.
Mr Tiny continues to radiate this subtle, almost playful intimidation that makes him all the more unsettling. His demand that Larten and Darren bring along the little people feels both annoying and ominous.
The trek to Vampire Mountain is as treacherous as it sounds, though I’ll admit I wished we got a deeper look into the Vampire Princes themselves, that’s just personal preference.
Along the way, Gavner Purl returns still as likable as ever! Wolves are shortly introduced as distant cousins, it was heartwarming to see Darren bond with them in such short time.
The vampaneze-blood-fueled bear fight was chaotic and brutal, and the death of one little person hit just as hard. Darren’s near death experience felt like its own rite of passage, a reminder that even vampires have to fight to survive.
Lefty finally speaks, revealing himself as Harkat, and his message about the vampaneze lord leaves a bitter yet thrilling taste.
Upon reaching Vampire Mountain, we meet several vampires, most notably Arra Sails, a female Vampire and a fierce warrior whose respect Darren earns only after taking a beating.
The ending feels abrupt, as though the entire book was meant as a setup for the next, and while I still wish we got more in-depth with more and specific vampires, the world building, though short, wasn’t half bad. The introduction to the Princes themselves was also brief but very good, maybe intentionally so, and the insertion of vampire politics, especially in contrast to the vampaneze was nice to see. Needless to say, I’m excited for what’s next.
I liked this book.
Right off the bat, we’re hit with a time skip. It’s wild to think Darren’s journey has been unfolding over nearly a decade. Evra having grown older and drifting apart from Darren hit hard. The vampire way seems to be all about watching those you love grow old while you stay the same, tragic as it is inevitable.
Mr Tiny continues to radiate this subtle, almost playful intimidation that makes him all the more unsettling. His demand that Larten and Darren bring along the little people feels both annoying and ominous.
The trek to Vampire Mountain is as treacherous as it sounds, though I’ll admit I wished we got a deeper look into the Vampire Princes themselves, that’s just personal preference.
Along the way, Gavner Purl returns still as likable as ever! Wolves are shortly introduced as distant cousins, it was heartwarming to see Darren bond with them in such short time.
The vampaneze-blood-fueled bear fight was chaotic and brutal, and the death of one little person hit just as hard. Darren’s near death experience felt like its own rite of passage, a reminder that even vampires have to fight to survive.
Lefty finally speaks, revealing himself as Harkat, and his message about the vampaneze lord leaves a bitter yet thrilling taste.
Upon reaching Vampire Mountain, we meet several vampires, most notably Arra Sails, a female Vampire and a fierce warrior whose respect Darren earns only after taking a beating.
The ending feels abrupt, as though the entire book was meant as a setup for the next, and while I still wish we got more in-depth with more and specific vampires, the world building, though short, wasn’t half bad. The introduction to the Princes themselves was also brief but very good, maybe intentionally so, and the insertion of vampire politics, especially in contrast to the vampaneze was nice to see. Needless to say, I’m excited for what’s next.
April 6, 2019
Another great adventure for Darren Shan, a bit less complete in itself, it's really a piece in this awesome story and it open up for the next one in a good way, but in itself, even if the characters evolve and we learn more about the vampire world, alone, it felt less complete then the other volume who could have been read has stand alone in some and still be enjoyable. I really looking forward reading another one, probably around next month! One of the best, if not the best, fantasy series for children I've read since Harry Potter. A series that deserve more love and to be talk about way more!
August 23, 2024
Another fun short story! Darren’s journey up to the vampire mountain with mr crepsley turns out harder than he thinks…
A lot of discoveries about the vampire hierarchy on arrival and Darren is faced with some problems but ended with a big challenge for the next story!
So easy to listen to, these books loving Darren’s life as the vampires assistant!
A lot of discoveries about the vampire hierarchy on arrival and Darren is faced with some problems but ended with a big challenge for the next story!
So easy to listen to, these books loving Darren’s life as the vampires assistant!
December 27, 2022
Loved this book in the series when I read it first time and nothing changed today. I was thrilled since the beginning and I am looking forward to reading the next book.
May 15, 2019
He looked like a nice old uncle but was really a cruel, dark-hearted man who'd cut your tongue out as soon as say hello to you.
May 27, 2023
Fortsatt lika bra som de tidigare!
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