What do you expect of a girl named Allison Green? Indeed, she becomes a vampire minion - and remains perky. Nonetheless, even though Abby finds herself knee-deep in vampires - and loves it - she remains ever and always perky. “As Azrael is my witness, I will never be perky again,” said Abby, her wrist set tragically to her forehead. She’d been true to her dark nature, too, trying to maintain an aspect of exhausted mopey-ness while channeling any enthusiasm she felt into a vehicle for imminent disappointment, and, above all, suppressing the deep-seated perkiness that her friend Lily said she’d never shed… So, in that case, he would be “boring” in a funny way, if you get my meaning, a Goth girl, is desperately trying to live down a fatal reputation for perkiness. [Well, maybe if he tried, all in the service of a higher comic purpose. His comic sense transcends triteness because I’m not sure he knows the meaning of “boring.” (I mean, I’m sure he knows the meaning of the word “boring,” but I don’t think that he’s able to write a boring page if he tried. The bad part is that, well, it can come across as stale.įor Christopher Moore, though, “stale” is a word that hasn’t been invented. The good part is that fans of the first book tend to lap up (if you’ll excuse the image) the slightly different (but pretty much the same) sequel. The temptation with sequels - it’s something that’s good and bad - is to regurgitate the plot and characters of the first book in a slightly different (but pretty much the same) way. It was then followed, in 2010, by Bite Me: A Love Story. You Suck: A Love Story, published in 2007, is a sequel to Christopher Moore’s 1995 novel Bloodsucking Fiends: A Love Story.

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