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Claire has her share of challenges. Like being a genius in a school that favours beauty over brains; homicidal girls in her dorm, and finding out that her college town is overrun with the living dead. On the up side, she has a new boyfriend with a vampire-hunting dad. But when a local fraternity throws the Dead Girls' Dance, hell is really going to break loose.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
As soon as I picked the first morganvie vampire book up I was sucked in. The characters are really well written and realistic, you care a lot about what happens to them almost as soon as you read the first chapter.
The second book in the series picks up exactly where the first left off. Shane's crazy vampire hunting dad has shown up and is threatening to land shane in a world of trouble. Michael has to make a life changing decision that will pull the friends into a divide that may never heal. Eve's past comes back to haunt her and she fights to protect her friends from someone who would use the people she cares about to get to her. New characters come into play and old one's show their true colours in this second installment is the series. It never lets up on the excitement and I ended up reading well past midnight just so I could find out what happens.
The series never lets up on exciting plots and every book leaves you wanting more. I've ordered copies of every one after this, and I'm usually very picky. It's an instant favourite.
The blurb doesn't do the book justice either, it's just a great series and I'm glad I decided to buy them.
The second book in the series picks up exactly where the first left off. Shane's crazy vampire hunting dad has shown up and is threatening to land shane in a world of trouble. Michael has to make a life changing decision that will pull the friends into a divide that may never heal. Eve's past comes back to haunt her and she fights to protect her friends from someone who would use the people she cares about to get to her. New characters come into play and old one's show their true colours in this second installment is the series. It never lets up on the excitement and I ended up reading well past midnight just so I could find out what happens.
The series never lets up on exciting plots and every book leaves you wanting more. I've ordered copies of every one after this, and I'm usually very picky. It's an instant favourite.
The blurb doesn't do the book justice either, it's just a great series and I'm glad I decided to buy them.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I got back into reading when i read "The twilight" series and the Morganville series was one that i chose to read after i had finished this series. I prefered this sequal to the original book as i think the characters are better devloped and the plot is more fast paced however i would say to people that they should read The Glass House first to fully understand this book. Not overly complicated but a good read and a good series so far - cant wait to read the third one and for the release of the 4th and 5th.
By the way the books glow in the dark - got a fright when i first realised because i couldnt figure out what it was.
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By the way the books glow in the dark - got a fright when i first realised because i couldnt figure out what it was.
Id love for people to share their views on this book by leaving a comment on my review.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
What an amazing sequel to Glass Houses! I didn't know if Caine was going to be able to keep up the anti from the ending of the last book but she is and grippingly so.
We start this book exactly where we left off from at the end of the last book; with Shane's father having stormed the house and intent on killing vampires and Micheal and we find out if he does...
Claire eventually manages to get them out of the house but not before damage is already done and they are all facing being in danger all over again. Is is also not the last we see or hear of Shane's dad and his vampire revenge biker gang... Meanwhile, Claire is still the target of Monica and she suffers at the hands of her despite not living in the dorm and having protection...
Everthing is constantly building to the bigger picture in this book, pieces are being pieced together until they reach a shocking and terrifying climax which seems to just get worse... The ending leaves off with a sense that if you thought things were bad, that they are definetly going to get even worse in book 3. Which should make for another gripping book and continuation of the series.
In this book, I really likes the progression of Claire and Shane's relationship. In amoungst all the carnage, choas and vampires, it was nice to have that little stretch back to humanity. To be reminded that while Morganville is a scary and dangerous place, that both friends and love can help. By the same token; that of Eve and Micheal who overcome obstacles and like Shane and Claire, they admit their feelings for each other. Its provides that crucial link back to reality.
Anothere nice wee extra is Eve's diary which Caine has continued on from the last book. It lets you further in to the world of Morganville and that of Eve and provides you with a few tit bits which are not shared in the main story! Which is always good :)
The ending lets us breathe for a bit, instead of a cliffhanger of such, we are left to ponder and wonder what the consequences of Claire's actions will be on the next book which is called Midnight Alley and I can't wait to read it!
Cassandra220689
We start this book exactly where we left off from at the end of the last book; with Shane's father having stormed the house and intent on killing vampires and Micheal and we find out if he does...
Claire eventually manages to get them out of the house but not before damage is already done and they are all facing being in danger all over again. Is is also not the last we see or hear of Shane's dad and his vampire revenge biker gang... Meanwhile, Claire is still the target of Monica and she suffers at the hands of her despite not living in the dorm and having protection...
Everthing is constantly building to the bigger picture in this book, pieces are being pieced together until they reach a shocking and terrifying climax which seems to just get worse... The ending leaves off with a sense that if you thought things were bad, that they are definetly going to get even worse in book 3. Which should make for another gripping book and continuation of the series.
In this book, I really likes the progression of Claire and Shane's relationship. In amoungst all the carnage, choas and vampires, it was nice to have that little stretch back to humanity. To be reminded that while Morganville is a scary and dangerous place, that both friends and love can help. By the same token; that of Eve and Micheal who overcome obstacles and like Shane and Claire, they admit their feelings for each other. Its provides that crucial link back to reality.
Anothere nice wee extra is Eve's diary which Caine has continued on from the last book. It lets you further in to the world of Morganville and that of Eve and provides you with a few tit bits which are not shared in the main story! Which is always good :)
The ending lets us breathe for a bit, instead of a cliffhanger of such, we are left to ponder and wonder what the consequences of Claire's actions will be on the next book which is called Midnight Alley and I can't wait to read it!
Cassandra220689
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The Dead Girls Dance
An excellent book. Well worth reading and buying the next Morganville books too. Be prepared to be hooked. You'll love them.
Published 13 days ago by Loopysue
Twilight Version 2.0
I recently wrote a review on Glass Houses and I said it was amazing. That was before I had read more of this tiresome same old same old. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Lucy Taylor
Fangs!
What can I say. Amazing series of books. I've now read 9 of them and have started on number 10. Fantastic. I recommend them to anyone.
Published 2 months ago by Kim Theobald
Great follow-up to Glass Houses
So after waiting a month or two to get my hands on books 2 and 3 of the Morganville series because *shock horror* I couldn't find them in The Works (for those of you who don't... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Hannah
Dancing with the dead
Claire Danvers has overcome a lot of challenges - like being singled out by the on-campus bully Monica, finding out her college town is run by vampires and then upsetting some of... Read more
Published 4 months ago by C. Manning
The Dead Girls' Dance
Below is a list of all of the books in order that are in the series so far
Glass House
The Dead Girls' Dance
Midnight Alley
Feast of Fools... Read more
Glass House
The Dead Girls' Dance
Midnight Alley
Feast of Fools... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Miss R. Sims
A riveting read
The Dead Girls' Dance is action packed from start to finish. It starts a few minutes after the shocking climax of Glass Houses, with Michael dead and Shane's dad, Frank, looking... Read more
Published 5 months ago by zanturok32uk
Consistent quality
I enjoyed this one, but probably not as much as the first, simply because I found some of the characters actions a little unrealistic and was a bit confused with Claire's feelings... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Stepping Out of the Page
Beginning to grow on me
The second book in the Morganville series starts just moments after the first left off, Shanes dad and his bike gang have just broken in. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Cheryl M-M
great books
Dead Girls Dance by Rachel Caine is book two of the Morganville Vampire Series.
In this second book Claire has many challenges to face. Read more
In this second book Claire has many challenges to face. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Sanz
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