Bridget Jones meets The Vampires Diaries, in this funny and fast-paced urban fantasy romance. Merrewyn Colt has been seventeen and stuck at home with her parents for the last seven years, ever since a family day trip left her with a severe case of vampirism. Her online blog is the only risk-free way for her to interact with the world, but a disruption to her blood supply forces her from the safety of her home. At first it seems like a blessing in disguise as she reconnects with a face from the past. But as they grow increasingly close, a series of ‘unusual’ deaths threaten to derail their relationship, and her online following are only too quick to peg her as the killer. Finding the real culprit is the only way to stop the murders, and more importantly prove her innocence to her followers. But the truth might just cost her more than her online popularity. Social media can be murder. Subscribe, like and follow.

Ryn is back. And for a hot minute life no longer sucks. She has a boyfriend, a blood supply, and she and her brother, Glen, are starting afresh at university. But as Glen struggles to come to terms with recent events, Ryn has an unexpected encounter with her not-so-new lecturer. Add to that her sneaking suspicion that she is not the only vampire enrolled at the university, and this one seems more interested in bloodlines than deadlines. Never mind surviving university life, at this rate, Ryn might not even survive Fresher’s Week?

The hunt is on. Ryn is desperately trying to come to terms with her recent decisions. In the fallout from the previous explosive events she finds solace in not one, but two unlikely sources. Unfortunately, no sooner has she started to rediscover a semblance of normality than she finds herself in the crosshairs of a mysterious vampire hunter. Can Ryn save herself and those she loves? Or will her immortality bear a fatal price? The Bloodsucker's Blog reaches its thrilling and emotional conclusion in this final instalment.