It’s on my bucket list to visit New Orleans one day and experience a slice of its rich history and culture. This one had me hooked from the start with the incredible New Orleans setting and all of its spooky, supernatural vibes. Mina is hoping that this summer with give the two of them a chance to talk about everything that's happened and repair their relationship.

When a body is discovered with fang marks in their neck and a fist full of hair suspiciously similar to her sisters, Mina ends up on a journey to track down a killer that has a more direct link to her than she thinks.Her quick wit adds a level to the characters that brings them to life and gives them their bewitching personalities.

Meeting her sister's roommate Jared, it seems like it's going to be your stereotypical boy meets girl tale until you throw in Fang Fest. As someone with siblings, I thought this was an excellent depiction of a genuine family relationship.

On her first trial day at the Horror Mansion there is an accident that will trigger a series of events that will put Mina in great danger. I have not read a lot of YA but from what I have read I think this book is a little bit different from the generic sort of YA that is around.

There is plenty of bloodshed and mayhem, a very intriguing murder mystery plot, and more than a little teenage romance. Having said that, many of the references are broad enough so that the target audience of the book will hardly be lost. After growing up in the town that inspired Dracula, Mina loves nothing more than a creepy horror movie.At the conclusion of her audition for a position in the interactive walking tour of the Horror Mansion, Mina tries to find the girl she is supposed to hand her costume off to.