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Black Dawn (The Morganville Vampires #12) by Rachel Caine | Review

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Pages: 367 pages

Publication Date: May 1st 2012 by Penguin New American Library

ISBN: 0451236718 (ISBN13: 9780451236715)

With its eclectic mix of vampire and human citizens, Morganville, Texas, has always been a risky place to call home. But with the invasion of the vampire’s deadliest enemy, Morganville isn’t just in danger—it’s dying…
Ever since the draug—mysterious creatures that prey on vampires—took over Morganville, the lives of student Claire Danvers and her friends have been thrown into turmoil. Most of the town’s residents have evacuated, but Claire, Shane, Eve and Michael have chosen to stay and fight.Using the city’s water system to spread, the draug have rapidly multiplied. Things in Morganville look grim, especially since vampire Amelie—the town founder—has been infected by the master draug’s bite.

Now, if Claire and her friends don’t figure out how to cure Amelie and defeat the draug, it looks like Morganville will become little more than a ghost town…

Now, What I thought:

Just like the summary said, Amelie is infected and while reading this book, it didn't feel like she was going to make it or not. I suggest definitely reading this book, as it is very important in the series and is a crucial step in the series long-running story.

Like the last book, this book might make you cry because of the sad parts in it. The other books in this series were of course drama- filled but they always had some light in them, you know? But I find this book filled with only black, dark events and drama and stripped of happiness for the gang and especially Claire. I think the title, Black Dawn , is amazingly appropriate and well thought for this book because its exactly that, black.

You can definitely see its the last couple books, the theme Morganville is turning into. I mean, well, Morganville cant always be a happy place right? Unfortunately, in this book, it definitely is not.