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I hate Debbie. She’s so freaking annoying. And Darren being so caught up with her is also extremely annoying. It’s so frustrating to read about this.
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The Saga of Darren Shan #8
Allies of the Night
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Vampire prince and "vampaneze" killer Darren Shan faces his worst nightmare yet--school--but homework is the least of Darren's problems. Bodies are piling up. Time is running out, and the past is catching up with the hunters fast.
209 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published November 4,2002
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209 pages, Mass Market Paperback
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May 1, 2006 by Little, Brown
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9780316106535
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0316106534
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English
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Darren Shan
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Librarian's note: Also writes books for adults under the name Darren Dash. And in the past he has released books for adults under the names D.B. Shan and Darren O'Shaughnessy.
Darren Shan (born July 2, 1972 in London, England) is the pen name of the Irish author Darren O'Shaughnessy, as well as the name of the protagonist of his book series The Saga of Darren Shan, also known as The Cirque Du Freak Series in the United States. He is the author of the series The Demonata, The Saga of Larten Crepsley, and Zom-B. He has also released the stand-alone novel, The Thin Executioner, and the stand-alone short novels, Koyasan, and Hagurosan. Plus, for adults, he released The City Trilogy (originally under the name of D.B. Shan), and Lady of the Shades..
Darren Shan (born July 2, 1972 in London, England) is the pen name of the Irish author Darren O'Shaughnessy, as well as the name of the protagonist of his book series The Saga of Darren Shan, also known as The Cirque Du Freak Series in the United States. He is the author of the series The Demonata, The Saga of Larten Crepsley, and Zom-B. He has also released the stand-alone novel, The Thin Executioner, and the stand-alone short novels, Koyasan, and Hagurosan. Plus, for adults, he released The City Trilogy (originally under the name of D.B. Shan), and Lady of the Shades..
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This book contains the reappearance of many past characters, all of whom develop much more. Some of which you will fall in love with and others who you will grow to hate or at least dislike for their motives (yet I am not going to say which characters).
Continuing on with their mission against the Vampaneze, more twists occur which leave you wanting more. Another action packed book in the series, leaving you on the edge of your seat and unable to put the book down.
Continuing on with their mission against the Vampaneze, more twists occur which leave you wanting more. Another action packed book in the series, leaving you on the edge of your seat and unable to put the book down.
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• I finally found out what Steve Leopard has been up too as well as finding he’s been turned into a half-vampaneze.
• I feel as though Darren is making rash decisions for a girl he dated so many years ago and is now aged more than him.
• I also feel as though Darren is going to end up losing the trust of those around him..
-Hopefully, the next book proves me wrong!!
• I feel as though Darren is making rash decisions for a girl he dated so many years ago and is now aged more than him.
• I also feel as though Darren is going to end up losing the trust of those around him..
-Hopefully, the next book proves me wrong!!
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هیجان داستان و پیچیدگیها و رمزورازش بیشتر شده بود.
با فیلمش فرق میکنه انگار خیلی و این خوشحالکنندهست که تکراری نیست برام.
آخ و راجع به تصویر روی جلدش؟ خیلی زشت و ناجالبه.
با فیلمش فرق میکنه انگار خیلی و این خوشحالکنندهست که تکراری نیست برام.
آخ و راجع به تصویر روی جلدش؟ خیلی زشت و ناجالبه.
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Kut Steve, ik kom je halen
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The name of this book should be Deja vu'.
Darren Shan, Mr. Crepsley, and Harket Mulds travel to Crepsely's home town where they hope to find the Lord of the Vampaneze. To their surprise, they learn that Darren has been enrolled at some prep school. Sensing a trap, they decide to spring it by having Darren attend. While there, he discovers that his teacher is none other than Debbie Hemlock, his girlfriend from the third book, who is all grown up now. This isn't the only blast from the past, however, a brutal string of killings occur that has vampaneze written all over it. They are perpetrated by a vampaneze with hooks instead of hands. Finally, Darren is saved from the hooked vampaneze by none other than Steve "Leopard" Leonard, his former best friend, who vowed to one day become a vampire hunter and kill him...
I love how everything from the first trilogy was tied in here. I loved that he had to go back to school; I love that Steve; Debbie; and R.V. (yes he's back too) returned.
All in all, this was just as good as the first two if not better.
Darren Shan, Mr. Crepsley, and Harket Mulds travel to Crepsely's home town where they hope to find the Lord of the Vampaneze. To their surprise, they learn that Darren has been enrolled at some prep school. Sensing a trap, they decide to spring it by having Darren attend. While there, he discovers that his teacher is none other than Debbie Hemlock, his girlfriend from the third book, who is all grown up now. This isn't the only blast from the past, however, a brutal string of killings occur that has vampaneze written all over it. They are perpetrated by a vampaneze with hooks instead of hands. Finally, Darren is saved from the hooked vampaneze by none other than Steve "Leopard" Leonard, his former best friend, who vowed to one day become a vampire hunter and kill him...
I love how everything from the first trilogy was tied in here. I loved that he had to go back to school; I love that Steve; Debbie; and R.V. (yes he's back too) returned.
All in all, this was just as good as the first two if not better.
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This was the book that made me stop adding middle grade tags and just add young adult. The series, like many, changes a bit as the character ages. I spent this whole book yelling internally at Darren for being so gullible. And the crush he has on his "teacher" is a little weird, though I know they are the same age. Darren just doesn't act like an adult and doesn't seem to think or look like one, so it's still weird. And poor Darren just can't catch a break. Every person he's ever met seems to blame him for their life and plot to kill him.
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Empieza de nuevo con bastante suspenso y da pistas confusas para hacer mejores las revelaciones
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