Review: The Case Study of Vanitas, Vol. 1

The Case Study of Vanitas, Vol. 1 by Jun Mochizuki
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

So,

Here I am once again, completely hooked in another Jun Mochizuki's manga. I have to say that I love the background details and the steampunk touch of the enviroment.

Here we have a naive but strong vampire named Noe, and an eccentric-slash-crazy human named Vanitas who calls himself a Vampire doctor.

We have the legend of the Vampire of the Blue Moon, that sets the story around the mistery of the book of Vanitas that it's said to be able to control and destroy vampires but our quirky main character it's using it to save them.

Vampire politics are also present, and it seems that more things are going to be revealed about this supossed 'extinct' sociaety as we read the adventures of Vanitas and his reluctant companion Noe.

Some things said in this volume picked my curiosity like crazy, so I can't wait to read the next vol.

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Review: Seize the Night

Seize the Night by Sherrilyn Kenyon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

For some reason, I found this one quite the smooth read. Even with tragic and world changing moments, I liked the way the main pair of this book clicked together. And I have to say that it was funny for me the way the Dark-Hunter to human tansition came to be in this story, no angst or rushing against time in order to defeat the bad guy, just a procedure that was being troublesome but it got solved at the end.

The Nick/Ash situation seems that it's going to get worse soon, but I'll have to read the following books to see if my hunch s correct.

Let's see what the other books have for me ^_^ I'm eager to read who the next pair is going to be.

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