Tana lives in a world where vampires are a real threat to society. After years of living in hiding, they have made their presence known among the living. To deal with the problem, Coldtowns (walled cities where vampires and humans coexist) were created. The only problem is that once you enter a Coldtown you are not permitted to leave.
My Thoughts:
I know, I know... You are probably thinking: "Not another book about vampires." Please believe me when I tell you that this is nothing like any other vampire book you have read. The slightly futuristic world that Tana lives in is not a pretty one. While most live in fear of being infected, some also desire to become immortal vampires. Live feeds broadcast the happenings in Coldtowns and this depiction makes the quarantined areas look like exciting, non-stop parties. Once actually inside, humans discover that reality in a Coldtown is very different from how it is shown to be on television. What I like most about this novel is that the vampires are not romanticized; they are depicted as blood thirsty predators who wreak havoc. Interestingly enough, some still desire to become a part of the vampire world. The Coldest Girl in Coldtown is a wholly original story that will leave you thinking about its plot and characters for days after you have read the last pages.
Note: I received an advance copy of this book to review. It is scheduled for release on September 3, 2013. You can read the first 8 chapters via Amazon and also watch the book trailer (below) in the meantime!
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