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The Vampire Shrink - Community Reviews back

by Lynda Hilburn
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The Open Book
The Open Book rated it 10 years ago
I really liked this series (what I read of it). The story line was very original and creative. To the average person I think the psychologist part may be viewed as a bit cheesy (and at times it was tolerably cheesy), but to someone (such as myself) who loves psychology it makes for an interesting tw...
BUGGY
BUGGY rated it 11 years ago
Opening Line: "My involvement with vampires began innocently enough." Dr. Kismit Knight is a respected Denver Psychologist who doesn't believe in the paranormal. She especially doesn't believe in Vampires. Kismit's character has been written like a real person, not your average romance heroine, s...
YA-Aholic's Book Likes
YA-Aholic's Book Likes rated it 11 years ago
Check out my full review here (:
Wyvernfriend Reads
Wyvernfriend Reads rated it 12 years ago
Up to the point where she was involved in a ceremony where nothing was explained and everybody just kept going "later" to her I liked this story. However, this was a sticking point for me. It's a lazy cliche being used in too many books to bind the heroine to the supernatural creature without actu...
tamabam
tamabam rated it 12 years ago
3.5 stars.
Wyvernfriend Reads
Wyvernfriend Reads rated it 12 years ago
Up to the point where she was involved in a ceremony where nothing was explained and everybody just kept going "later" to her I liked this story. However, this was a sticking point for me. It's a lazy cliche being used in too many books to bind the heroine to the supernatural creature without actu...
Michelle Scott, urban fantasy author
Michelle Scott, urban fantasy author rated it 13 years ago
Lovelorn Kismet Knight learns that becoming a psychologist to the vamps can be hazardous as well as extremely rewarding. This was one of those bipolar books in which the things I liked I really liked, and the things I hated I *really* hated.The book got off to a great start. The heroine is likeable...
Seeford's Spot
Seeford's Spot rated it 13 years ago
Not very good, maybe 1.5 stars. Definitely a different kind of vampire culture than I've seen before, but not good enough to redeem the book. The main character was very cold blooded except when facing the "overwhelming" arousal of being near any hot male, which got pretty tiresome after a while. ...
Seeford's Spot
Seeford's Spot rated it 13 years ago
Not very good, maybe 1.5 stars. Definitely a different kind of vampire culture than I've seen before, but not good enough to redeem the book. The main character was very cold blooded except when facing the "overwhelming" arousal of being near any hot male, which got pretty tiresome after a while. ...
Ageless Pages Reviews
Ageless Pages Reviews rated it 13 years ago
2.5 starsBlehhhh. Review to come, but there's nothing new here. Same old story, same old characters. I'm sadly disappointed - this had the potential to be like Interview With A Vampire, but, you, know, good. With introspection into the state of vampirism without being so blindingly boring.
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