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Second Chance (The Slayer Chronicles #2)

Heather Brewer

Hardcover | Pages: 276 pages

Rating: 4.2 | 1720 Users | 109 Reviews

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Slayer Chronicles #2

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Companion to the New York Times bestselling series The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod...

It’s time for him to prove himself as a Slayer. A killer is on the loose in New York City, but the Slayer Society knows that this isn’t any normal predator…

This is something supernatural.

Now Joss McMillan must use all of his strength and skill to save the innocent people of New York. His status as a Slayer—and his very life—depend on it. The stakes are life or death.

More than a million readers have been enthralled by the New York Times bestselling series The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod. And now, with this companion series, The Slayer Chronicles, they can sink their teeth into life on the other side of the stake.

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Title	:	Second Chance (The Slayer Chronicles #2)
Author	:	Heather Brewer
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 276 pages
Published	:	October 16th 2012 by DIAL (first published January 1st 2012)
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Young Adult. Fantasy. Fiction. Horror. Supernatural

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Ratings: 4.2 From 1720 Users | 109 Reviews

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I was so excited to get this ARC, and it came from the author herself! When I emailed and asked if there was anything she'd be willing to do to help me celebrate my 3rd Blogoversary, she emailed back saying that she was sending me something in the mail, and this was what I got!! The awesomeness of the author aside, I really enjoyed this book. To read the rest of my review go HERE.

Now, that's more like it! I didn't like the first book of this series and had questioned whether or not to continue it. I am happy to say that I'm glad I gave it another try.I liked this one much more than the first, mostly because it wasn't just the tale of a young boy getting the crap kicked out of him by several adults.The pace of this book clips along at a good speed, lots of action with not so much inner dialogue or introspection. I felt like I understood Joss a little better in this one,

In this second Slayer book, Joss McMillan is summoned to New York to help hunt down a rogue vampire blatantly consuming humans. While there, his secret is revealed: he had taken a private job--something taboo in the Slayer Society.See, this book inserts with the Vladimir Tod Chronicles. Joss had just spent the school year in Bathory living with his cousin Henry, and becoming best friends with Vlad--that is until he learns Vlad is a vampire. Joss stabbed him with his stake, but had not actually

I want to start this review off by doing something different: I want to rant and rave about Heather Brewer. Years ago, I read The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod: Eighth Grade Bites, and I fell in love with that world. I read every book that was already available and eagerly awaited those that were yet to be released. I wanted to be a vampire so badly. And then when Twelfth Grade Kills came out, the perfect world I'd lived in for so long came to a close. I thought I'd never get to be a part of that

Have we talked about how much I love the Slayer Chronicles? I know that Vlad is Mrs. Brewer's baby but I really do like Joss. There is a certain determination about him that really speaks to me. He has a sad home situation but he keeps on keeping on and that says so much about his character.However, sometimes it really does seem that Joss's loyalty may be his fatal flaw. Now that he has come in contact with three vampires that he genuinely liked, he is starting to question his actions. I really

When I picked this book I had no idea it was the second in a series, but it still mostly all made sense and was a decent book with a good plot.

I always thought The Slayer Chronicles would be a bad choice for reading, but I had to try it for the sake of The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod series, which I fell in love with. First Kill almost made me give up on reading The Slayer Chronicles; the repeatable dreams of Joss's sister's death Cecil gave it a boredom factor, so as the long training period in the summer. With the appearance of D'Ablo and Dorian in First Kill, who I consider my favorite vampires persuaded me to give the series a