To be honest, I picked this book up during my whole vampire obsessed phase. It sat on my shelf after the phase ended and while digging through my book pile, I found it. I remembered why i picked it up. The title. Confessions. I wanted to know what confessions. So I dived in.

Plot: What you should first know is that this book carries two small stories. The first is called “Got Fangs?” and this story is the beginning of Ben and Fran. They met unexpectedly and before you know, their lives are changed. Then there is,”Circus Of The Darned” and this is a second short story of Ben and Fran, on solving a mystery/adventure. Both stories are short due to the fact that these stories lead up the the adult novel, In The Company Of Vampires. From reading both stories and finishing them pretty quickly I can tell you that I’m definitely interested in reading the adult book cause I want to know how it ends.

Ben/Fran: Their relationship begins rocky. Fran is taken back by Ben and does not like the fact that she is his,”beloved.” She wants to be a teen and live her life. Which I can totally understand. Still, they became great friends.

Ending: I think Ben and Frans stories does cut off short which is why I’m tempted to read the adult novel. I want to know that they end well and together.

This is good book. I really getting to know these characters and hoping can read their final adventure soon. Confessions Of A Vampire’s Girlfriend is great. ( )

I read this because ‘Got Fang’s’ is set in Hungary and I was looking for books set in Hungary – and I am reading my way through the ‘Aisling Grey’ which I am really enjoying. Fran is sixteen and a great little character – funny, loyal, emotional and sullen; in fact everything a teen is supposed to be! The leading man, Ben, is handsome, brooding and all round nice guy with edge. Both books are a nice blend of adventure, romance, mystery and humour; I have to confess that the Vikings in ‘Circus of the Darned’ stole the show for me. Well written stories which suit the age level they are aimed at (the tweens) with good supporting characters and the occasional over the top dialogue – but that is how teens speak – everything a drama; there are a few stolen kisses – but no hanky panky. There is 3rd book featuring Fran and Ben ‘In the Company of Vampires’ however, it is aimed at an older audience.

In general I love Katie Mac's work but this one fell short of my expectations.
I think I need to remember to stay away from this author's young adult offerings