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Author: Rachel Caine
Genre: Sci-fi & Fantasy
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9780749079222
Pages: 384
Rights: UK & Comm ex Can
Pub. Date: 5th September 2008
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Price: £6.99
Format: Paperback
Book 3 in the New York Times and UK Bestselling Morganville Vampire series
They're going to have fun, even if it kills them. Again.
Claire Danvers's college town may be run by vampires but a truce between the living and the dead made things relatively safe. For a while. Now people are turning up dead, a psycho is stalking her, and an ancient bloodsucker has proposed private mentoring. To what end, Claire will find out. And it's giving night school a whole new meaning...
'I didn’t think it was possible but I enjoyed Midnight Alley even more than the first two books in the Morganville series...I adore Myrnin. He has to be my favourite character...Morganville’s series flow is absolutely fantastic... and in my opinion should, be read as one big novel rather than lots of separate titles...These books are just like candy, you won’t want to stop here.'Once Upon a Time
'Like all of Rachel Caine’s novels, Midnight Alley rockets along at a frantic pace that should keep readers engrossed from the first pages right the way through to the story’s cliff-hanger ending. The action packed vampire fantasy plot ticks all the right boxes for its teen audience and has enough appeal to win over adult readers too... Enriched with complex characters – not all vampires are evil (although most are) and not all humans are kind or good - these contradictions keep the story from sliding into vampire monster movie cliché territory. 4 stars'LoveVampires.com
'We’d suggest dumping Stephanie Meyer’s vapid Twilight books and replacing them with these.'SFX Magazine
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I absolutely love Rachel Caine’s books! I’ve read them all and can see exactly why she’s fast becoming one of the most popular teenage fiction authors in the world. Any fans of Stephenie Meyer or P.C Cast would adore them.Kelly Roud
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