My Nana is a Vampire

🏆 Top-100 Bestselling Children’s Paranormal & Scary Story • Fantasy and Mystery Books for kids 9-12

By: T. R. Terhune, Tamara Rose Blodgett, Marata Eros

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

☠️ Jump into My Nana is a Vampire—A Spooky, Thrilling Adventure for Preteens! 🧛

With cool artwork by Linda Palomera-Terpe, every page crackles with excitement! Her illustrations bring this suspenseful, dark novella to life, making it unforgettable.

🖊️ From New York Times bestselling author T. R. Terhune, My Nana is a Vampire delivers a spellbinding tale of mystery, courage, and supernatural suspense.

What’s it about?
Join 10-year-old Wyatt and his extraordinary Nana, Colleen, as they tackle bullies, uncover family secrets, and face a looming supernatural threat in this slow-burn preteen thriller. 😱

Wyatt must make a life-changing decision:
☞ Protect Nana's secret... or
☞ Expose the truth and risk everything.
Supernatural forces and family loyalty collide in this nail-biting tale!

This isn’t just a story about vampires—it's about:
✅Resilience in the face of danger.
✅The strength of unbreakable family bonds.
✅The courage to stand tall when the odds are stacked against you.

Why You’ll Love It:
A perfect mix of suspense, mystery, and heartwarming moments, My Nana is a Vampire will captivate readers aged 9–12 with its relatable characters and page-turning twists.

Dive into this gripping adventure today and discover a world where the ordinary meets the extraordinary.

A Shivers Novella. 💫

Needs a real person reading the book

The overall story line isn't bad. it's definitely for YA, which is fine with me.
I enjoy them even as an adult.
The computer generated voice at first wasn't bad but towards the middle I began to get annoyed. Pronouncing words wrong and the lack of emotion in some parts was hard to listen too.
I hope there is a sequel or else the ending was not good at all...
To be continued, I hope!

I hope there's more coming

This was a fun book and I really enjoyed it. It's narrated with virtual voice, so it could have been even better, but the VV was actually pretty on point here, so I didn't ding it too much. Definitely worth listening to or reading.