Customer Reviews
absolutely haunting, read and be mesmerised - By: friendlyfreak, 05 Apr 2006 
I've always been a big fan of the romantic horror genre, it's always held more allure for me than you're average boy meets girl love story. The whole premise of boy meets weregirl is so much more interesting.
The love story isn't some straight forward get together, theres lots of twists & turns that keep you interested, as a reader you're always left on tenterhooks, the author does not let you have one moment of relaxation.
i found myself disappointed at how quickly i read this book, i wanted it to go on for that little bit longer. It certainly kept me happy throughout, if your like your love stories with a little bit more bite this is definitely your read - dont miss out!
Excellent Book , fantastic for teenage reading , Must read!! - By: , 20 Jun 2004 When i first read this book, i just couldn't put it down! I was so additive to it & couldn't spend time on revising for my exams..oops! It is excellent for teenagers & it is full of romance & alittle horror.
You would loved to be the charactersin Blood & Chocolate particularly Vivian !! She is extremely pretty & how she had to get through to be with someone she likes & likes her too.
This book is highly recommended for anyone interestedin romance & fantasy kinds, so buy this book & read it ,you'll find that you couldn't put it down either!!
Amazingly good teenage romantic horror! - By: Scriber_scouse, 28 Jul 2002 This is a book that I will treasure forever, it manages to be funny, sad, a mystery/romance & horror all at once. Vivien is a 16 year old girl who happens to be a loup garou - a werewolf. Vivien lives with her mother & the rest of their pack hidingin the city where they exist within the human world but are forever apart from it. Vivien breaks this unspoken barrier when she fallsin love with Aiden a human boyin her high school & tries unsuccessfully to lead a more normal human life.
Vivien's relationship with Aiden breaks your heart because you KNOW it will end badly, not only does Vivien end up hurt & rejected by the boy she loves but her romance with the human sparks off serious resentment with the Five- the teenage males nearest her agein the Pack. This resentment spirals out of control & endangers the whole Pack's welfare as human bodies begin to pile up, suspicions are raised towards Vivien & she must try to clear her name & find the real killer before the Pack is hunted down by humans once more. The best part about this book is that it deals with werewolves which is very rarein YA horror which normally tends to focus solely on vampires or witches. This werewolf novel is very well written with great characters- particularly Gabriel (hubba hubba!) the 24 year old drifter who much to Vivian's embarassment looks set to become her mother's toy boy. The one liners are very funny & anyone who doesn't laugh out loud at Vivien's dry wit doesn't possess a funny bone- the best line that springs to mind is Rafe's "I got me a new honey", & Vivien's zinger of "yeah who is she when she's concious."
This book is a classic & you really FEEL for poor Vivian who only wants to try & balance a normal life with her werewolf nature. I cannot stress how much I love this book & fans of LJ Smith, & Cate Tiernan would be mad to miss this. For these who enjoy those authors I would also suggest a YA novel called Companions of the Night, & by the same author Silver Kiss Clause's take on vampires.
If there is a God I'd just like to state it would make my life complete if Annette Kurtis Clause would write a follow up to this novel I want more!
best book eva! - By: , 24 Mar 2002 this is my favourite book! it combines abrilliant storyline with a main character all teenage girls can relate to. must of read it about 1 million times!easily the best book ive ever read.
Brilliant - By: lc_angel@hotmail.com, 09 Oct 2001 This is one of the best books I've ever read EVER. I loved Gabrielle's character & felt sorry for Vivian after Aiden dumped her (idiot!). I'm glad her & Gabrielle got together at the end. But why does Vivian refer to her mother as 'Esme' & not 'mum'?
