Amy McCaw

NEW ORLEANS, 1995.MINA'S HAVING A KILLER HALLOWEEN.Three months after Fang Fest, Mina's settling into her new life. Despite the teething problems in her relationship with Jared, she has her sister back, new friends and a part-time job to die for. Over Halloween, Mina and the gang have planned a spooky week of Gothic restaurants, horror movies, ghostly tours, creepy carnivals and a costume ball.But the fun doesn't last. Mina is on work experience with Detective Cafferty while the police are investigating a savage masked killer and a rise in suspicious 'animal attacks'. During her own investigations, Mina discovers a mysterious group of slayers, who are battling to control the rogue vampires.The threats circle closer as Mina spends her days with the police and nights with the slayers. Will she and her friends survive Halloween without being staked, stabbed or bitten?

Mina and the Slayers

I love this series so much, it's such good fun and is fully immersed in the 90's pop culture. In the second book in this series, we see Mina fully integrated into her New Orleans life and taking on working experience with the police. There have been a series of murders and Mina is getting involved in the investigation... as are some vampires too. 

This story has a couple of different levels to it that make it quite an addictive read. It has fast-paced action and high-stakes, dramatic moments. I love the character dynamics and the found family aspect of their friend group, it really feels like they're all in it together. They also all trust each other and don't get mad at the smallest things, which is quite refreshing to see. 

Of course, I love the setting of this series. Having never been to New Orleans, I'm allowing this book to transport me instead, and what a fantastic job it does! The atmosphere is brilliantly creepy and dark, scattered with history and old stories, I loved it!

Generally a really fun and enjoyable read!  

Beth Bartholomew

I love this series so much, it's such good fun and is fully immersed in the 90's pop culture. In the second book in this series, we see Mina fully integrated into her New Orleans life and taking on working experience with the police. There have been a series of murders and Mina is getting involved in the investigation... as are some vampires too. 

This story has a couple of different levels to it that make it quite an addictive read. It has fast-paced action and high-stakes, dramatic moments. I love the character dynamics and the found family aspect of their friend group, it really feels like they're all in it together. They also all trust each other and don't get mad at the smallest things, which is quite refreshing to see. 

Of course, I love the setting of this series. Having never been to New Orleans, I'm allowing this book to transport me instead, and what a fantastic job it does! The atmosphere is brilliantly creepy and dark, scattered with history and old stories, I loved it!

Generally a really fun and enjoyable read!  

Mina and the Slayers

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