Black, H. (2013). The coldest girl in Coldtown.
New York: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers.
In Tana's world vampires exist and so cities are quarantined.
when she was a child she experienced her mother turn into a vampire. She did
not want to become a vampire. But one day, at an ordinary school party, Tana
plays a drinking game and passes out in the tub. After many hours she finds
herself waking up to a house full of bodies that have been drained of their
blood and realize that they are her friends and classmates. While trying to
find her keys and get out, she walks through the bodies in pools of blood and
finds her ex-boyfriend (Aiden) tied up alive and infected. Then she is
saved by Aiden's bite by a mysterious handsome vampire named Gavriel. She develops
mixed feelings for him. With hungry vampires are after them, she somehow
manages to escape and take them both into and out of cold-town finding a way to
save them all.
This is a thrilling, fast-paced story in a wild imaginative vampire world with an unpredictable twist. Great book for vampire fans from grades nine through twelve. Other books written by this author include, The Darkest Part of the Forest, Tithe a Modern faerie tale, and Ironside, A Modern Faery's Tale. Similar books include, The Eternal Kiss: 13 Vampire Tales of Blood and Desire by Trisha Telep, My Love Lies Bleeding (Drake Chronicles #1) by Alyxandra Harvey, and Vampire Academy (Vampire Academy #1) by Richelle Mead.
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