The Story - I truly enjoyed this story a lot more than I thought, it was set outside of Morganville and we meet new characters. It was still not perfect and it was kinda slow at times but all and all it was tons better than earlier books. Myrnin no longer sounds like a pixie on helium and she gave Eve a voice worthy of her and her attitude. Angela actually did a pretty decent job reading this book. Dawe, but it seems she read the reviews and took the advice of her listeners and did her homework on how Cynthia Holloway read the characters.
So, my review: Narrator - I was not expecting anything really from this book, just another botched narraton from Mrs. Well I guess I just like Rachel Caine and her Morganville series to stop at book 13. Angela completely butchered the narration of the past 2 books, so much so that I was not going to buy another book read by her. ***NO SPOILERS*** So, the last 2 books were read by Angela Dawe & my reviews of those books were not glowing.
Enrolled in a special advanced study program with Professor Irene Anderson, a former Morganville native, Claire is able to work on her machine, which is designed to cancel the mental abilities of vampires.īut when she begins testing her machine on live subjects, things quickly spiral out of control, and Claire starts to wonder whether leaving Morganville was the last mistake she'll ever make. Her new life at MIT is scary and exciting, but Morganville is never really far from Claire's mind. Saying good-bye to her friends is bittersweet, especially since things are still raw and unsettled between Claire and her boyfriend, Shane. Claire never thought she'd leave Morganville, but when she gets accepted into the graduate program at MIT, she can't pass up the opportunity. But Morganville isn't the only town with vampire trouble. When student Claire Danvers gets the chance to experience life on the outside, she takes it. Thanks to its unique combination of human and vampire residents, Morganville, Texas, is a small college town with big-time problems.
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