L.J. Smith
Hardcover | Pages: 392 pages Rating: 3.76 | 7603 Users | 286 Reviews
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| Original Title: | The Vampire Diaries: The Hunters: Moonsong |
| ISBN: | 0062017705 (ISBN13: 9780062017703) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Vampire Diaries: The Hunters #2, Journal d'un vampire #7, Il diario del vampiro #13, Pamiętniki wampirów #6 , more |
| Characters: | Elena Gilbert, Stefan Salvatore, Damon Salvatore, Matt Honeycutt, Bonnie McCullough, Alaric Saltzman, Meredith Sulez |
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Evil never dies. . . .After escaping the horrors of the Dark Dimension, Elena can′t wait to attend Dalcrest College, the beautiful ivy-covered campus where her parents met. Life with Stefan is better than ever, and even Damon seems genuinely changed and is getting along with everyone. But moving away from Fell′s Church doesn′t mean she and her friends are free from danger. When students start to disappear from campus, suddenly every new acquaintance is a potential enemy.
Then Elena uncovers a long-hidden secret, one that shocks her to the core, and realizes tragedy may be unavoidable.
(Note: This was written by a ghostwriter)
Mention Appertaining To Books Moonsong (The Vampire Diaries: The Hunters #2)
| Title | : | Moonsong (The Vampire Diaries: The Hunters #2) |
| Author | : | L.J. Smith |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 392 pages |
| Published | : | March 13th 2012 by HarperTeen (first published March 1st 2011) |
| Categories | : | Paranormal. Vampires. Young Adult. Fantasy |
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To read more reviews in this series and others, check out keikii eats books!14 points/100 ( stars/5)Warning: Cliffhanger (Status: Jesus wept, seriously?)Elena, Stefan, and the rest of the crew are off to the local college to start new lives. When they get there, they find it isn't all they were expecting. There is death and disappearance everywhere.Yes, you read that right. Not even a full star.This is the second book that is released by a ghostwriter for L.J. Smith and the first full bookI give this book zero ratings. Seriously, ghost writer, you suck. And I don't say this often about books or writers, but you do. Maybe LJ Smith's writing wasn't always up to par but you CAN'T write. Why the publisher ever decided to hire a ghostwriter for The Hunters series is beyond me. The characters are as lifeless as ever, if not even more. They have no soul, no personality. I've always considered Elena as a vain, ignorant, selfish, spoiled brat, but now she's not even that anymore. Heck, I
This is the story I expected to happen in the previous book, Phantom. The writing style was better here than in Phantom; I assume LJS did not write a single word in this book. So here we are at Dalcrest College, where Elena and Company start to drift apart while mysterious student disappearances and murders happen all over campus. Elena discovers her parents were members of a secret society at Dalcrest, which this year has invited Matt to join (but not Elena, which is really weird.) Elena
Always with the touchy, feely endings... yuck! Oh! But wait!! A twist....muwah hahaha!!!
Bottom line Stefan is such a cock-blocker......Gosh I wish Elena would just choose Damon bc the Stefan route just does not make for good reading.
Yet another book not written by L.J Smith and I am definitely NOT a fan of the ghostwriter. He/she's writing style is horrible. I felt the story could have been so much better because the plot was amazing!I loved that *spoiler alert* Bonnie had gotten herself a boyfriend, who also happens to be a werewolf. And that Meredith had become such a kickass awesome fighter. But Elena I disliked. She was a whiny drama queen, who couldn't make her mind up about the two brothers. It felt as if Elena was a
I thought volume one of The Hunters novels lacked Smiths unique touch, and Moonsong only accentuated this feeling. I was quite disappointed in this novel, it followed no real path and had little action throughout the story; in fact it seemed more like a romance novel of Elena and Bonnie rather than a vampire and supernatural novel exploring the unknown world we'd all love to be a part of.I hate how disappointed I was by this novel cause I truly enjoyed the rest of the books in this series that
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