Count Dracula's Teenage Daughter (Transylvanica High #1) by R. Barri Flowers
This was a difficult one to review. The story itself had a great foundation and a fairly unique perspective. Vampires and humans are trying to live in peace - and one of the efforts to help this along is a school where vampires and human teenagers can all attend together. Now, many of the vampires attending are actually far older than their peers, yet they still behave the age they appear. When Kula shows up to start schoo, she has no idea of her past and lineage. She is one of the few half human/half vampires in the world - which puts her in an awkward position of choosing sides. She is also the offspring of the strongest vampire leader, Count Dracula. There is a lot of background here to explore and have fun with - and the story attempts to do that.
The downside is that the characters really don't go anywhere. They don't grow or learn from their lessons - just continue to be the same people. It's always bothered me when leading characters just don't develop or mature. There was so much potential for growth that just didn't go anywhere - See more at: http://hotofftheshelves.blogspot.com/2014/01/blog-tour-review-and-giveaway.html#sthash.gbpAmsuk.dpuf
