The Witch's Handbook to Hunting Vampires

By: Amy Boyles

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

All Andie Taylor wants is a normal life...

Andie Taylor is your average single mom. She's got a beautiful toddler, a great job at the local preschool, a neurotic best friend and one huge secret—she used to hunt vampires. Now retired, Andie would much rather be wiping kid snot off her clothes than stalking the undead.

But after a meteor rips through her small town, strange things start happening—like the school janitor is found dead with fang marks in his neck. Andie's retired, it's not her problem. Until vampires attack Andie on her front lawn.

Now she has to figure out who the head bloodsucker is and stop him from taking any more victims—all while juggling single motherhood, a crazy great aunt and Andie's own lust for a fallen angel. Can she solve the mystery before the vampires claim someone else? Or will she become the next target of the bloodsuckers?

Grab yourself a warm drink and cozy up with this series that's full of heart, love, mystery, and action!

Fan

Love the book. Hope to see what comes of Stone and Andie and to see the magic gained in Gabbi. On to see what the next book brings and if Dexter keeps coming around.

Fun story

I enjoyed the story line and the characters but not a big fan of the narrating of a virtual voice a real narrator gives the characters more emotion and really bring out the characters and story line

Hunting Vamps Bk 1

I got this series because of the story line - it was different - a group of paranormal entities had an alliance but it was threatened. - While I like the story I had a few strong disappointments:
1. the virtual voice was a HUGE disappointment for me. It lacked the lilt for expression that I enjoy with a regular narrator.
2. I found the story often difficult to follow because the virtual voice didn't change the tone from one character to the next making it difficult to know who was speaking between characters. (ie 2 different females) Sometimes I had to rewind to listen again so I didn't miss a clue/or a conversation.
3. Nothing is worse that getting a series and Audible doesn't identify which is book 1, book 2, etc etc etc - This series doesn't identify the book in the subject title nor does it allow the link to follow the next in the series so you don't know how many books are in the series or what the name of the next book is - I find it annoying if I buy books and have them all but don't know the order - what's the point of getting the series if you don't know the order or how many in the series?