Not your typical teen vampire novel, The Night Road is a pretty quiet book. No love triangles or violent battles here; instead we're pretty much inside the main character's head the whole time. The book is more about his internal struggles than anything else. In fact, so little happened that I might have quit reading if the originality of the story and the characters (especially Sandor) hadn't kept my interest.

Liked it-didn't love it, but I'd probably read something else by this author. ( )

Cole takes Gordo, a new vampire created by accident on a road trip with his creator Sandor. Sandor and Cole are trying to teach Gordo how to function outside of the Building. Gordo is having a very hard time adjusting to being a vampire and Cole is having a hard time training a new vampire. Together they help each other come to terms with who they are and the mistakes they have made.

It definitely seems like there could be a sequel...but there doesn't necessarily have to be since they did give a plausible reason for who Royal is; although he does have to be dealt with. ( )

Cole takes Gordo, a new vampire created by accident on a road trip with his creator Sandor. Sandor and Cole are trying to teach Gordo how to function outside of the Building. Gordo is having a very hard time adjusting to being a vampire and Cole is having a hard time training a new vampire. Together they help each other come to terms with who they are and the mistakes they have made.

It definitely seems like there could be a sequel...but there doesn't necessarily have to be since they did give a plausible reason for who Royal is; although he does have to be dealt with. ( )

Cole takes Gordo, a new vampire created by accident on a road trip with his creator Sandor. Sandor and Cole are trying to teach Gordo how to function outside of the Building. Gordo is having a very hard time adjusting to being a vampire and Cole is having a hard time training a new vampire. Together they help each other come to terms with who they are and the mistakes they have made.

It definitely seems like there could be a sequel...but there doesn't necessarily have to be since they did give a plausible reason for who Royal is; although he does have to be dealt with. ( )

These vampires are dark and dangerous, as is Jenkins’ overall tale. With multidimensional characters, clever dialogue and a thrilling ending, this one is a must read! ( )