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Mr Darcy, Vampire - Community Reviews back

by Amanda Grange
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Mallory Kellogg, Chubbygirlreads
Mallory Kellogg, Chubbygirlreads rated it 9 years ago
At first, it wasn't bad. Then at page 100, it got worse. And then at 230 it was really bad. And by the end, it was eye-bleeding, mind-numbingly bad. It just became a huge, garbled mess of events, like the author couldn't decide what should be the true climax of the book. So why not just try it all? ...
heidenkind
heidenkind rated it 13 years ago
I still really don't know what to think about this book. It's so odd. If it was a painting I'd describe it as mannerist.
beccabee
beccabee rated it 13 years ago
Thank god I'm finally done with this thing.
arielavalon
arielavalon rated it 15 years ago
Elizabeth and Darcy are set up to be the two happiest people in the world, but all is not what it seems. Darcy is being distant and won’t consummate their marriage, and strange things are happening all around them. Elizabeth is certain she is to blame for his obvious displeasure with her until she f...
mandyannecurtis
mandyannecurtis rated it 15 years ago
While this was an enjoyable read, I felt as though the ending left something to be desired. Most of the book felt like it was building to something, and the ending felt a little too easy. Also, I think that going into the book knowing Darcy was a vamp (from the book's title) left me wanting to throt...
wealhtheow
wealhtheow rated it 15 years ago
This book has the most audacious title I have seen in years. In just two words, it conveys everything a reader may expect within. No mystery here: before even turning a page we know that this will be the most shameless attempt to cash in on the successes of Pride and Prejudice and [b:Twilight|4186...
Books and Things
Books and Things rated it 15 years ago
"Mr. Darcy, Vampyre" is one of the many paranormal stories to be retold from Jane Austen's original stories, mainly "Pride and Prejudice". In fact, the story begins where "Pride and Prejudice" leaves off. The marriage and wedding tour of Lizzy and Darcy. Now, it's been quite a bit since I've read Ja...
CJ the Book Peddler
CJ the Book Peddler rated it 15 years ago
I will start off by saying that my feelings are very mixed on this book. On one hand, I like the "idea" behind the book and I feel with the proper amount of horror/fantasy influence, this book could've been amazing. As it is, the book is luke warm with moments of sudden intense heat - but it leaves ...
DP9
DP9 rated it 16 years ago
Hmm. A quick, unchallenging read. I did puzzle at why so much time was spent dropping hints and building suspense when the answer to Darcy's puzzling behaviour was in the title of the book. I also found myself wondering over the authors choice of word or phrasing from time to time, which is never a ...
rachelruetz
rachelruetz rated it 16 years ago
I hate it when this happens. I waited and waited with bated breath for this book to come out. I mean, look at that cover! Cameo = love. Blood Splatters, a la Dexter = love. So, my advice? Just stare at the cover and don't open the book.If you are a Pride and Prejudice aficiando like myself, you...
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