Chronicles of Vladimir Tod Tenth Grade Bleeds, Book 3, (Paperback)

from Reacherfan

Dang, what a great installment to this series. I honestly read it it pretty much one sitting. It was such a fantastic read!! Just a fast summary: Vald is now in 10th grade, and still is coming to terms with being a vampire, as if being a teen isn't hard enough. He just wants to be left alone to l...

from dbhutch

Dan's review: Every year high school gets more difficult, with studies, and social lives. For Vladmir Tod - its even worse, since he's a teen age vampire. More comlpications arrive this year, and a new group of friends. The Goth's take him in as one of thier own, and one learns his secret - the s...

from kperry

Vladimir Tod has been learning a lot about his vampire abilities. Otis has spent the summer training him on extending his telepathic communication. He is also getting better at sensing when other vampires are near. Both Vlad and his Aunt Nelly have gotten used to Otis being around and hate to see...

from kperry

Vladimir Tod has been learning a lot about his vampire abilities. Otis has spent the summer training him on extending his telepathic communication. He is also getting better at sensing when other vampires are near. Both Vlad and his Aunt Nelly have gotten used to Otis being around and hate to see...

from ewyatt

I really enjoyed the first two Vlad Todd books! He's back and things are getting darker. Vlad is thirsty, really thirsty, things are off with best friend Henry, and Otis is out of touch. D'Ablo is still after Vlad and has hired Ignatius to bring Vlad to him. His vampire stuff and his teenager stu...