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Original Title:	Stake That! (Blood Coven, #2)
ISBN:	0425212106 (ISBN13: 9780425212103)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Blood Coven Vampire #2
Characters:	Magnus, Rayne McDonald, Jareth

Stake That (Blood Coven Vampire #2) Paperback | Pages: 288 pages

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Two sisters—as different as the sun and the rain. For one, getting into the Blood Cover is to die for, but it seems destiny has something else in mind...

Rayne McDonald had it all figured out. Get turned into a vampire, become the mate of the Blood Coven leader, and live the high-life for all eternity. Too bad the head vamp took a bite out of her twin sister by mistake. Now, not only is Rayne still not a vampire, but she learns she's a slayer instead—destined to destroy vamps gone bad.

After being recruited by a secret organization, Rayne is given her first mission: infiltrate a seedy bar downtown and expose its vampire owner, Maverick, for purposely spreading a nasty blood virus. Luckily the Blood Coven sends some help—in the form of sexy vampire Jareth. Will vampire and slayer be able to settle their differences and work together to bring down the evil Maverick? Or will they find their own hearts on the line?

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Title	:	Stake That (Blood Coven Vampire #2)
Author	:	Mari Mancusi
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	December 5th 2006 by Berkley (first published December 1st 2006)
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Young Adult. Fantasy

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Mari Mancusi's 2nd novel in the Blood Coven Vampire series is an excellent read.I fell in love with this series when I was much, much younger than I am now (aka high school era), but rereading this series has made me fall in love with Mari all over again. And with the introduction of Once Upon a Vampire into this series (kind of...it's in the same universe, so it's the same series, I geuss?) I had to go back and reread to get a feel of these books again (and just because I love them. I can't

I really wanted to love this book. Honestly, I did. The storyline had great potential as did the characters but it all just fell short. Way short. Not only was the plot unbelievable and all too convenient, but Rayne, Jareth, Magnus, Maverick - heck, all the characters really, lacked depth and proper portrayal. If it wasn't for the humour I would have only given it one star. Everything else in the story - the average writing, the annoying and constant use of OMGs and FYIs (yes I get that as

I really enjoyed this book but I felt like we went from "I hate you" to "I love you" way too quick between Rayne and Jareth like there was seriously no feeling of reality to it just a here ya go it's a love story and that is how Rayne will be saved in the end. But it is worth the read.

The first book in this series, Boys that Bite, told the story of what happened after Rayne's sister Sunny was accidentally bitten by a vampire who'd intended to bite Rayne. In book two, Rayne discovers that instead of the vampire that she has always longed to be, she's actually the chosen one, Slayer Inc.'s newest vampire slayer. Her first assignment: find out what evil vampire Maverick is up to as he plots to take down Magnus, the leader of the Blood Coven (and Sunny's boyfriend). Rayne teams

A light hearted read with a pretty good but simple storyline.

This series is so shamelessly derivative it's like reading crossover fan fiction of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and every other vampire-related film or TV show the author has ever watched. The Buffy influence is so heavy the characters make frequent references to the show as the plot points in the book parallel the ones on the show. The writing is horrible, with the excessive use of ridiculous slang and the stupid made-up words (Mancusi has an infuriatingly annoying habit of adding the suffix -age