from pandawnmonium

I really should have read the books before watching the series, but separately they are two solidly entertaining pieces. My main complaint is the major differences between the characters on screen and the characters in the book. Elaina has blonde hair?

from Theamwriter

This is book two of the Vampire Diaries series by L.J. Smith. When I read this one and I tried really hard not to compare the book with the TV show as I know these books where written first, but it was hard not to compare them to each other. I believe at the end of the book Elena becomes a vampir...

from AbigailAdams26

The second entry in L.J. Smith's four-book Vampire Diaries series, which features the story of a young woman caught up in a bitter love triangle with two vampire brothers, The Struggle picks up exactly where the first installment (The Awakening) left off. In the graveyard... As the stakes rise, E...

from destinyisntfree

This author has a gift when it comes to cliffhanger endings, that is for sure. This is the second installment in the series and the second cliffhanger. As an observation, this is not a series of books that can be read out of order. Having not read them in order would leave a reader confused and m...

from AgneJakubauskaite

Once I stopped comparing this book with the TV show (which is WAY better) and started treating this book series as a different story, I started liking it. It is mindless and relaxing read (or listen in my case). Yes, it is still cheesy but also packed with action (although quite predictable). Any...