Dead Girl Walking

Barbie: The Vampire Hunter, Book 2

By: Lucinda Dark

Narrated by: Kevin T. Collins, Heather Costa

I am beauty. I am grace. And yes, I will also punch you in the f--king face.

I never wanted to be a killer. Not until my entire family was slaughtered. Now, though? Now, killing is what I live for. And I've gone so far down my path for vengeance that there's no going back.

I made a deal with a demon, and I liked it.

The power that comes with demon possession is heady. The more I use it, the more addicted I become, even if it does come with a little catch. Sex demons need sex to survive, after all.

No f--king way. Sex only complicates things, and I need to be on my A game if I'm going to find the one responsible for killing my family. That's my number one priority. Find the vampire linchpin and cut his damn head off - no matter the target it paints on my back.

The dead belong in the ground, and one way or another, I intend to put them all there.

©2019 Lucy Smoke LLC (P)2020 Tantor

Great story, Cool Premise

So... I hate Barbie to the enth degree. I ground my teeth listening to her angst and circular logic (wah, the boys have no choice but to bone me, wah, but I never ask them their thoughts or opinions about it, wah). Torin and Maverick are pretty cool and more dynamic with better character growth. I didn't feel like she was a dynamic person. I think I was maybe just more emotionally mature at her age. Also the foster kids in the group home near my high school that I knew communicated better than her. I always enjoy this author's smut style.

There's no way

there's no way a demon (vampire) hunter would ever allow a demon to possess them. They would fight it until their dying breath no matter their age. Barbie gave in way too easy. Most of the story line doesn't make sense or add up with what would actually happen (and it's immature. Barbie is a young adult. not 12)


I do wish this author put more thought into these books. they'd be a lot better if even an hour of thought was put into it.