Chapter Chicks: The Dead Girls' Dance by Rachel Caine

The Dead Girls' Dance by Rachel Caine
Released: April 3rd, 2007
Published by: NAL Jam
Series: The Morganville Vampires, Book Two
Page Amount: 230 pages, US Paperback Bind-up
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This is the second book in the Morganville Vampire series. The following synopsis and review may contain unintentional spoilers to the previous books in the series. Do not continue reading, unless you have read Glass Houses by Rachel Caine.

"Claire may have a great roommate and a new boyfriend, but when she's invited to the Dead Girls' Dance all hell breaks loose-literally. Because this time, the living and the dead are ready to tear up the night..."
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QUICK OVERVIEW:

Rachel Caine has given us the perfect sequel to an amazing book. Violent threats are being made by me personally to those who haven't checked these books out yet.

REVIEW:

Thank God this book was a bind-up, because I had no intention of stopping after the ending of the first book Glass Houses.

It picks up right where book one ends, and the drama is still just as intense. The plot runs just as smoothly through this book, and if it is possible, it made me even more nervous than Glass Houses. I found myself gripping the edges of the book thinking, how in the hezzle are they getting out of it this time? We get to see a lot more of the inner-workings of Morganville in this book and I really enjoyed what I finally got to see.

The characters are still just as amazing as in the first book too. Claire, along with being a perfect female protagonist grew a pair in the last book, so she is even better in this book. Character development at its finest. And you get to see a lot more into the other characters as well.

There isn't much I can say about this book. It was amazing, probably one of my favorite series so far. It was the perfect sequel to another amazing book. It had everything the first book had, and then added a little more.

The way Cain ends her books makes you want to tear your hair out and yet you still feel satisfied. I cannot wait to pick up the next book, and I'm so sorry that I haven't bought all of them before because I would be devouring them book after book until there was nothing left.

You must check out this series, or I will find you and virtually give you a wake up smack to the forehead.

FIRST LINE:

"It didn't happen, Claire told herself. It's just a bad dream, just another bad dream. You'll wake up and it'll be gone like fog..."
-Page One

RATING BREAKDOWN:

Plot: 20/20
Characters: 20/20
Creativity: 19/20
Writing: 20/20
Cover: 9/10
Ending: 10/10
=98/100, A+ (