Rachel Caine

Claire tries to spoil the sinister trap set by Mr. Bishop, an ancient vampire who is out to destroy the peace held between the vampires and humans of Morganville at a formal ball.

Feast of Fools

Rebecca C Wright

Great follow up to Glass Houses. This is one of the best YA paranormal series around.

Celeste Richardson

This was definitely the most exciting installment thus far. A new threat comes to Morganville. An outside threat. Enemies become allies as the town bands together to protect itself. We get more of Myrnin, which made me happy. I love Claire’s development, and Shane is growing on me. The relationships in the series really make the story, which is why I was so happy to see those on opposite sides banding together in the face of a common enemy. As with the preceding novel, this book ends on a cliff hanger. It’s one of the most episodic series I’ve ever read, and really feels like reading a tv show. I dig it. On to the next installment!

Marissa Luzio 

meh, this wasn't particularly my favourite I will admit. I cried in this one too, because someone who I thought would stay till the end died... not to mention Amelie's father, Bishop is in town! UGH. And when there's Bishop, there's François and Ysandre. Who I absolutely hate with a passion.. no really I do. yuck. ANYWAYS, Bishop hosts this feast and then thats when the action comes. tsk tsk tsp Rachel Caine, at this scene you made me cry! This scene where the feast happens is by far the best point of the book, obviously. But where there were sad points, there were good and funny points as well! Caine, you crack me up! literlly! I found myself laughing hysterically at the babble between Myrnin and Claire. Im telling you, I adore those two! Again, this wasnt the best book but the feast and what happens is the main highlight. So if your unsure to read this, I say read it so you can go onto the next book. The books in this series can't be read in any way on their own, you need to read the books in order to really love this series.

Feast of Fools

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