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Vampire Vic2 Morbius Reborn Vampire Vic Trilogy Harris Gray Adrienne Crezo The Killion Group 9780988895751 Books Reviews

I really enjoyed the first of the series so I was super excited to read this one. Vampire Vic brings a refreshing take on your typical vampire and adds a fun new element to the lifestyle. I liked the continuation of Vic's life, so many ups and down for poor Vic- which makes him an endearing character and easy to love. A super entertaining series thus far, don't hesitate on these books!
Vampire Vic 2 picks up where the first book ended. Vic has changed, no longer the old Vic, he is a new version of himself - I liked seeing that he was more confident. However, like all good things, there is something that interferes - his new boss, Eugene. Eugene makes Vic's life a living you know what. I liked book 2 and recommend it for anyone who is seeking a good book to get lost in. Looking forward to the last book of the trilogy.
So funny! I can't believe this was written by co-authors - their style is so seamless. I read the first book in the series (Vampire Vic) and was immediately a fan of Vic. He really hits home with the flawed underdog in all of us that is just trying to do his best in life - you can't help but root for him. I loved seeing the struggle between changing someone you once were into something else (better, not better?) and then losing it again.

Such a unique twist on the Vampire story, and I think anyone who loves a flawed protagonist with humor will really enjoy the entire series.
Before we begin, if you missed my review of the first book in this series, you can check it out <a href="https//lipsyy.wordpress.com/2015/10/22/review-vampire-vic-by-harris-gray-horroroctober/" target="_blank">here.</a> But if you're too lazy to do that, I'll just tell you briefly that I really enjoyed the witty, light-hearted nature of it in comparison to most Vamp Lit out there.

Morbius Reborn starts off pretty much where the first book left us. Victor has finally become a respectable vampire. One that bites people, gets the ladies at 'Hello', and has not only survived his company's merger, but has excelled during it.

He is a new man compared to the pathetic, middle-aged mess he was at the start of the first book. However, Vic is starting to get a little bit too good at the whole vampire thing and he can't stop biting people.

This leads to Vic having treatment for his vampirism, which not only threatens to turn him back into the weak, wobbly, mess he once was, but at the same time Eugene the Vampire Hunter is being pressurised to slay Vic, and it makes no difference at all to Eugene if Vic is trying to get better or not...

I wish I could say that I loved this book as much as the first, but I can't. I found it really hard to get into this one.

One of the best things about the first book was how realistic it was. Sure Vic is a vampire, but it's set in a very real world of an average work/life cycle. Morbius Reborn however felt like a bit of a leap away - it had somehow lost that realness (starting with the whole Extreme Revamp thing)!

I was really pleased to see Eugene get more of a part in this one though, and I thought it was a genius idea to have him date Vic's daughter.

All in all, I still enjoyed this book but not as much as the first. It had its moments, but I found it a bit muddled and very slow to start. I'll definitely still give the next one a bash though, I believe it's going to be a trilogy.
I'm ecstatic to say this book is better than the first!
Victor is just as adorably funny as the first time I met him. The things he finds himself in are just unbelievably hilarious!
I love how real Victor's character is. I think most readers will find themselves rooting for him. After all aren't we all just striving to become better versions of ourselves so we'll take pride in what we see when we look at a mirror? Victor may be a vampire but he's just as imperfect as everyone else and I think that's what makes him so relatable and likable.

I didn't know this book was co-written until now and I have to say I'm amazed at how well the authors work together.
Definitely excited for more!

I received an e-copy to read and review.
I enjoyed Vampire Vic 2 Morbius Reborn, though I must say that I liked the first book more. Vampire Vic 2 picks up pretty much where the last book left off. Vic wasn't the same vampire as he was before. He started out more confident and had changed himself. He is in control of himself and his life. All that is about to changed when his new boss shows up at work. He finds himself at odds with him more than he ever has before. To make matters worse his daughter is dating Eugene, a vampire slayer that wants him dead. When it is discovered that his treatments to make him human again has been tampered with his life will take another turn, but will it end up being for the best? Or will it end up turning out all wrong. He must navigate through the maze of people that are trying to manipulate him or want him to be something he is not to figure out who he really is. Many think he is Morbius, his ancestor, reborn, while others just think he is a nuisance that needs to be taken care of. When his family is threatened he must rise up against the odds to save himself and them. Will he be able to or will he find he is lacking?

I liked this installment in the Vampire Vic trilogy and look forward to reading the conclusion. The only complaint that I have is the cliffhanger ending. But that is to be expected since the story will continue in the next book. I would recommend Vampire Vic 2 Morbius Reborn to those how enjoy non cookie cutter vampire stories. There is more to it than your typical slayers, fangs, and love interests.
Great read!