Vampire Kisses 4: Dance with a Vampire

I missed it so much i ordred it all. Great book!!

engrossing... it leaves the reader satisafied yet craving more from the enriching tale. the author has a way of explaining the autmosphere so that the reader can feel the emotions as though they are in the story.

DANCE WITH A VAMPIRE continues the tale of Raven, the outcast, and her hottie boyfriend, Alexander. They have just defeated the two sibling vampires threatening both their town and their relationship. They're now ready to relax together when Valentine arrives. Valentine befriends Raven's younger brother, Billy, and suddenly she's very protective of her little brother. Valentine has the ability to read the innermost thoughts of someone's mind once he touches them. He knows that Raven's not ready to become a vampire. Ellen Schreiber writes another great tale in this saga -- so well that readers will want to sink their teeth into the VAMPIRE KISSES series. Reviewed by: Jennifer Rummel

This Vampire Kissesis such an awesome book and Series! a must for young readers wanting to sink their teeth into something new!

This book is by far one of the best books I have read. It starts off where the third book stopped. Raven and Alexander find that Jagger and Luna's younger brother have come to town, and try to stop him from doing anything harmful. Young and teens readers will enjoy this romantic and adventurous book. Especially in the end, where a small twist comes in.

Vampire Kisses 4: Dance with a Vampire starts off right where the 3rd one left off. Alex and Raven are still in search for Valantine mixed in with trying to go to prom and Raven trying to keep everything that's going on a secret. I could hardly put the book down from the time I got it. I just finished it and It's almost 2 a.m. as I am writing this so there's an example of how good it is. The only thing I have to complain about his her writing style. I understand it's more of a preteen series, but her writing is rather Juvenille. Some of the ways she writes particular things could be worded better to reach a wider audience. But other than that, the book was excellent. I just hope they make a 5th one. But I recommened that anyone over the age of 10-11ish to read the series. It's one that shouldnt be left out of your collection.