And I like how despite it being majority of the main character’s point of view, it stilled showed other perspectives that made it felt like the readers are getting a bigge picture than just from the protagonist’s view.ĭespite not reading the first book, it was not that confusing when I read this book. Overall, I thought the characters were good and had interesting personalities. He does what he wants and does not think about what others have done for him, but over time, he learns what he should prioritize first and what should be last. In the beginning, he appears to be disrespectful and spoiled. His reactions to the drastic changes in his life is reasonable. With the help of his sword-wielding mentor Amym and a beautiful dancer named Joyce, it might be easier for him as they help guide him with his new life.Ĭhristian, who’s called Chris most of the time in the book, is a three-dimensional character. Now it is his task to learn how to defend himself and figure himself out since he is now a vampire. His girlfriend Cara was dead and Rachel was grievously wounded. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own and not influenced by the author and/or its affiliates in any way.Įver since Christian’s transformation, the ones that get close to him are dying one after another. *Disclaimer* I was financially compensated for this review. 'It is totally worth your time! R rated vampire drama packed with action and adventure.Being friends with a vampire can be hazardous to your health. I have been waiting anxiously for this sequel for quite a while, and I have to say it didn't disappoint! This sequel is darker, more twisted and absolutely brutal! This book is not for the light-hearted, but it's still quite the treat! ' 'NYV: Goth is a great addition to the New York Vampire series. 'McQuain’s writing has strengthened from the first book and the pacing of the book is stronger, with the flashbacks and contemporary horror moments balanced nicely.' The writing matures nicely as does the story line. I can’t wait to see where the next installment takes me.' I love and hate being left on the edge of my seat the way each book in this series seems to leave me. Another book that drags you along for the ride.

Goth by K.D. McQuain