Helpful Score: 4
There are times when puns and word play is good. This book is so filled this this stuff that it is distracting. After 50 pages, I was so sick of it all that I couldn't find a plot line any more and tossed this book aside in frustration. I did not finish this book.
Helpful Score: 2
cute, took a little bit to get moving but then it was good.
Helpful Score: 2
Really couldn't get into it. The heroine annoyed me...
Helpful Score: 2
So, so funny and romantic. I didn't want it to end.
Paranormal lite - but corny and cliched along with it. The humor is centered around puns using modern movie references, even though the story is set in the 1800's. This isn't in the juvenile fiction area, but it probably should be.
Enjoyed this one more than the first, but the continual references to 20th century pop culture really jarred me out of the story. (eg. Gellar Buffyton; her grandfather staking those famous vampires, Lon, Lee and Langella; and no less than eight James Bond movie titles).
Helpful Score: 1
It's rare when I don't finish a book. But when a book seems as if it were written by a 13 year old (and not a particularly bright one) it is time to give up. The writing was sophomoric, corny, trite and... gee ... uninteresting? If I were forced to finish it I'd have to put a stake through my own heart.
Helpful Score: 1
A very funny, if a bit corny at times, book about a squeamish Van Helsing who finds love with a vampire.
A GREAT READ,FUNNY SEXY AND VAMPY. I WILL LOOK FOR MORE WRITTEN BY MINDA WEBBER.
Horrible. I couldn't even get past the very first chapter. I skimmed ahead and it didn't get any better. I got tired of how "plain" she was. I will NOT read another book by Ms Webber.
Love this author's sense of humor!
Nice light read
Some parts were funny but after awhile the book became monotonous.
It was slow starting butit got better. I look forward to reading others in this series.
i like the book , not enough to be in my keepers shelf but still a funny read
this was a very funny book. good read
Funny book!
I've had this book for a while, but never read.
