Sydney's Vampire Diary - Sophomore & Junior Years

by Lory Alison

Overview

Imagine finding a diary from 1986 and realizing the sixteen-year-old author was the object of desire for "real" vampires who lurked in her high school. Not blood-sucking, immortal vampires...these "vampires" were predators, abusive guys, who seduced innocent girls with their studly good looks and charm. They didn't turn you into a vampire or kill you like the fictional bloodsuckers. By the time these soul-sucking vampires dumped you, broken, lost, alone, empty-you had only one wish left-that you really were dead. Sydney's Vampire Diary - Sophomore & Junior Years weaves the hot topic of vampires with the reality of teen dating violence. Teens will never meet a blood-sucking, immortal vampire but many will meet a soul-sucking predator who will emotionally or physically hurt them. Set in the medieval ages or the 1980's, a time before cell phones, computers and personal networking websites, sophomore Sydney Barrett tries to pick up the pieces from her last "vampire" relationship with the wickedly handsome Chase in time to make Varsity cheerleader. But have her "vampire" experiences damaged her so badly that she'll never find true love or happiness with luscious new hottie Heath? Or will she always crave the excitement, danger and thrill of a relationship with a vampire? www.sydneysvampirediary.com

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012813268
Publisher:	CreateSpace
Publication date:	07/20/2010
Series:	Sydney's Vampire Diary , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	497 KB

About the Author

Lory Alison graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Theatre Studies, and she lives with her husband and two young sons in Texas. The Director of Actors Anonymous Theatre Company, she spends her free time directing sketch comedy with The Drama Queens & Kings and musicals with children, as well as adults with Special Needs and speaking to groups about teen dating violence.

Editorial Reviews

Like I said in my review of the first book of the series, this book is SO GOOD! It is a total must-read for every teenage girl out there, as well as moms of teenagers (or really, any moms who lived in the 80s, lol!) This book has a real and relevant message that brings up so many other important topics like dating violence, rape, drugs, and drinking. As a 17 year old that has seen these high school vampires firsthand, I definitely think this book is worth buying. Trust me, you won't regret it. L

Reagan King