by Jeri Smith-Ready (Pocket, May 2008).Below is my review as it appeared in Library Journal, Feb. 15, 2008.
Ciara Griffin, desperate for a job, becomes marketing director at a local money-losing radio station facing a possible sale to a large corporation. Her task is problematic because the DJs, who only work at night, want to keep their true vampiric nature a secret; however, Ciara, who grew up in a family of con artists and has sworn to stay honest, comes up with a plan—change the station call letters, create a new slogan, "WVMP, the Lifeblood of Rock n' Roll," and tell the public the truth. It would be great publicity, and no one would believe it, anyway. Her tactics work but lead to unforeseen problems. On the plus side for Ciara is the attention of Shane, the good-looking, undead DJ specializing in Nineties grunge music. A colorful premise and engaging characters make the author's latest a fun read.
This review is reprinted by permission of Library Journal. Copyright 2008 Reed Business Information.
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2 comments:
I am still waiting for this one to arrive in the post. Hopefully it will be here soon!
It's an excellent book, and I know you will enjoy it!
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