Due to copy and paste, formatting has been lost.When I started this one, I had no idea what to expect. I kept hearing that it was good from various people, so I thought that I would check it out. But I find that although I liked this one, I wasn't very wow'd by it. It fell a tad bit flat, in retrosp...
Okay, I am sorry to say, this just wasn't my book. Terrible characters, cliche plot, forced dialogue, and a setting that was totally one dimensional made Vesper a fail. Some paranormal fans may find this an enjoyable read, but I certainly did not.Throughout the book I felt like we never got to know ...
I liked this book. The take on werewolves that the author has is different for what you'd expect of a werewolf book. I enjoyed the multiple personality aspect of the story. I liked reading how "daytime Emily" is different from "Nighttime Emily" and "Wolf Emily". I have to say that nighttime Emily wa...
Once again, I dove into a book without knowing its basic contents and I was thoroughly entertained! The book was a good Young Adult debut from Jeff Sampson. The book was written in Emily Webb's perspective. I didn't like how it was narrated when Nighttime Emily came into the story. Emily Webb is con...
Emily is just your average nerd. Happy to stay home on a Saturday night and watch her horror movies. Until one night she decides to start dressing up in her stepsister’s club clothes and goes out for a night on the town, becoming “Night Time” Emily. I know color me intrigued! Unfortunately Jeff Samp...
Vesper was a really interesting novel. I have to admit, I was intrigued the entire time trying to figure out what exactly is happening to Emily. The mystery was interesting and not easy to figure out right away, making this book just about impossible to set down.I liked how Jeff Sampson didn't spoil...
Vesper starts with a girl giving a testimony to some “government” official which I don’t know about, but that always intrigues me! Vesper was so not what I expected. It was more complex and gritty, with twists that I certainly didn’t see coming. I enjoyed unraveling the mystery with Emily and wonder...
I found the pop culture references distracting. That being said, I did enjoy this book. Most of the action happened at the end, and the WTF moment was enough to make me curious about what's going to happen next.
I really enjoyed this book. I think the storyline was a nice change to the books out now that all have the same plot. Emily is a super geeky and reserved teenage girl. She doesn’t try to hang out or befriend anybody because of her best friend Megan. I wasn’t fond of Megan’s character. She’s inc...
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