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Road Trip With a Vampire
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A vampire who can’t remember his past and a witch with secrets of her own hit the road in this zany, cross-country romantic comedy from beloved author Jenna Levine.
Reformed bad witch Grizelda “Zelda” Watson had hoped to never see another vampire again when she slipped away to sunny California for a fresh start. She'd grown tired of them and their nonsense ages ago. But when a vampire with amnesia unexpectedly shows up on her doorstep with a letter from her old friend Reggie, and asks for her help, she can’t say no. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that Peter Elliott is tall and gorgeous, looks great in yoga shorts, and has the kind of dark hair and surly expression Zelda’s been a sucker for for hundreds of years.
Peter isn’t completely harmless—he is fanged, after all—but he’s harmless enough, and soon becomes the only person in Zelda’s new life who knows the truth about what she is. If she can help him decipher the cryptic notes in his journal, the only clues to his lost memories, she might as well try before sending him on his way.
But when an alarming message from Peter's past coincides with a clear sign that Zelda can't keep running from her own, they embark on a cross-country road trip for answers—only to find what they're looking for in each other.
Reformed bad witch Grizelda “Zelda” Watson had hoped to never see another vampire again when she slipped away to sunny California for a fresh start. She'd grown tired of them and their nonsense ages ago. But when a vampire with amnesia unexpectedly shows up on her doorstep with a letter from her old friend Reggie, and asks for her help, she can’t say no. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that Peter Elliott is tall and gorgeous, looks great in yoga shorts, and has the kind of dark hair and surly expression Zelda’s been a sucker for for hundreds of years.
Peter isn’t completely harmless—he is fanged, after all—but he’s harmless enough, and soon becomes the only person in Zelda’s new life who knows the truth about what she is. If she can help him decipher the cryptic notes in his journal, the only clues to his lost memories, she might as well try before sending him on his way.
But when an alarming message from Peter's past coincides with a clear sign that Zelda can't keep running from her own, they embark on a cross-country road trip for answers—only to find what they're looking for in each other.
416 pages, Paperback
Expected publication October 14, 2025
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Jenna Levine
10 books2,272 followersBy day, Jenna Levine works to increase access to affordable housing in the American South. By night, she is a USA Today bestselling romance novelist of humorous paranormal and contemporary romances where everyone always finds love, no matter who (... or what) they are.
When Jenna isn't writing she can usually be found imagining she is hiking somewhere beautiful, starting knitting projects she won't finish, or spending time with her family and small army of cats.
Instagram: jennalevinewrites
Web site: jennalevine.com
When Jenna isn't writing she can usually be found imagining she is hiking somewhere beautiful, starting knitting projects she won't finish, or spending time with her family and small army of cats.
Instagram: jennalevinewrites
Web site: jennalevine.com
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April 19, 2025
thank you to berkley romance for providing this arc!!
i was BEYOND excited to read this book after adoring the first two books in this series, and this one did not disappoint!! i adored this so much - the plot was so fun, i loved the idea of a road trip whilst trying to solve the mystery of Peter's memories. Peter himself was so adorable, I loved all of the previous MMCs in this series, and Peter was one of the sweetest. Zelda was also such a fun character to follow, and i loved the little mixed media snippets we get at the start of each chapter which explain all the shenanigans in her past. I read this in two sittings in under 24 hours which i feel like demonstrates just how addicting/bingeable/digestible this book was. highly, highly recommend not only this book but the series as a whole!!
i was BEYOND excited to read this book after adoring the first two books in this series, and this one did not disappoint!! i adored this so much - the plot was so fun, i loved the idea of a road trip whilst trying to solve the mystery of Peter's memories. Peter himself was so adorable, I loved all of the previous MMCs in this series, and Peter was one of the sweetest. Zelda was also such a fun character to follow, and i loved the little mixed media snippets we get at the start of each chapter which explain all the shenanigans in her past. I read this in two sittings in under 24 hours which i feel like demonstrates just how addicting/bingeable/digestible this book was. highly, highly recommend not only this book but the series as a whole!!
July 24, 2025
this series is just so cozy and FUN. i loved that for this one our fmc is a witch and i really liked the road trip aspect following the mystery of peter's memories. their relationship was really sweet! one thing i didn't like was the amount of pop culture references, but overall it was a cute and bingeable read- this series is great for the fall time :)
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3.5
June 7, 2025
3.7 ˖⁺‧✮
i went into this book blindly, knowing just the title which is obviously the main point/plot of the book. and when i tell you this was so much fun! i felt in love with the concept, characters and their chemistry 🤭
basically the book is about a witch and a vampire who decided to go on this huge trip to figure out personal details. as you can guess, there were so much of the close proximity moments as they have to stay together at the same room, car and basically spend days together. and i truly had fun with it. the book was nicely written and had such a unique and strong plot. no cringy moments, which is a rare thing in a romance. i didn’t that some chapters were fully written in italics, but idk if the authors decided that or publisher/editor? it was difficult to read but also maybe it’s just a kindle thing.
the chemistry and tension was 🙂↕️
it’s pretty much a slow burn, and i was screaming every 2 pages as they were getting close together and then going back to normal (and nothing was happening). was definitely keeping me on point.
i kind of predicted the ending, not in total but the obvious part of them going somewhere together for a reason. also, the personal detail of why she offered the trip just disappeared in a middle of the book, which was disappointing to see. while the guy figured out his issues, she kind of never did? idk
the ending was cute, especially the vampire fighting back to get the witch.😭 sorry, bad with names.
Thank you NetGalley and Berkley Publishing Group for an arc.
i went into this book blindly, knowing just the title which is obviously the main point/plot of the book. and when i tell you this was so much fun! i felt in love with the concept, characters and their chemistry 🤭
basically the book is about a witch and a vampire who decided to go on this huge trip to figure out personal details. as you can guess, there were so much of the close proximity moments as they have to stay together at the same room, car and basically spend days together. and i truly had fun with it. the book was nicely written and had such a unique and strong plot. no cringy moments, which is a rare thing in a romance. i didn’t that some chapters were fully written in italics, but idk if the authors decided that or publisher/editor? it was difficult to read but also maybe it’s just a kindle thing.
the chemistry and tension was 🙂↕️
it’s pretty much a slow burn, and i was screaming every 2 pages as they were getting close together and then going back to normal (and nothing was happening). was definitely keeping me on point.
i kind of predicted the ending, not in total but the obvious part of them going somewhere together for a reason. also, the personal detail of why she offered the trip just disappeared in a middle of the book, which was disappointing to see. while the guy figured out his issues, she kind of never did? idk
the ending was cute, especially the vampire fighting back to get the witch.😭 sorry, bad with names.
Thank you NetGalley and Berkley Publishing Group for an arc.
January 31, 2025
Can’t wait for this one 😭 I love everything this Jenna writes
August 7, 2025
Thank you NetGalley and Berkley for the opportunity to read and review the ARC in exchange for my honest opinion.
In this lighthearted and funny romcom, we take a road trip with Zelda, a witch who left the magical community behind ten years ago, and Peter who is a vampire with amnesia. He shows up on her doorstep after her friend Reggie sends him her way. Maybe she can help him regain his memory. So road trip for answers it is! This was such a cute and loving story and you will not be disappointed.
In this lighthearted and funny romcom, we take a road trip with Zelda, a witch who left the magical community behind ten years ago, and Peter who is a vampire with amnesia. He shows up on her doorstep after her friend Reggie sends him her way. Maybe she can help him regain his memory. So road trip for answers it is! This was such a cute and loving story and you will not be disappointed.
June 11, 2025
You had me at “vampire with amnesia” and “witch with secrets” piling into a beat-up car for a cross-country adventure. I mean, come on, it’s like a supernatural Thelma & Louise with less cliff-diving and more fang-flashing! Jenna Levine’s latest romp is a frothy, funny cocktail of romance and comedy, but—sigh—it didn’t quite sink its teeth into my heart the way I hoped. It’s cute, it’s quirky, but it’s also got some quirks that made me raise an eyebrow higher than a vampire spotting a garlic bread buffet.
Peter, our hunky amnesiac vampire, can’t remember a thing about his centuries-long life, and Zelda, our secretive witch, is dodging her own baggage like it’s a dodgeball game in gym class. The two of them hitting the open road? Total catnip for a hopeless romantic who dreams of love, adventure, and maybe a cute gas station meet-cute (don’t judge). The dialogue sparkles like a Twilight vampire. I cackled out loud when Peter tried to navigate a modern GPS like it was a cursed artifact from the 1700s.
But here’s where the sparkle dims a bit, and I’m gonna get real. Peter and Zelda are hundreds of years old, y’all. Hundreds! And yet, they’re out here scraping by like they’re one paycheck away from eating instant ramen for eternity. I’m sorry, but if I’d been alive since the days of powdered wigs and chamber pots, I’d at least have a side hustle that didn’t involve clocking in at Vampire Starbucks or Witchy Waffle House. Peter, pre-memory loss, wasn’t sipping champagne in first class or chartering private jets? Zelda’s couldn’t replace her wobbly end table? Girl, what?! I was expecting bougie immortals dripping in old-money vibes, not two supernatural sad sacks who apparently missed the memo on the Industrial Revolution, the dot-com boom, AND Bitcoin. If you’ve lived through the invention of the light bulb and didn’t think to invest in General Electric, I’m side-eyeing you harder than my dog when I forget her treats. These two are old enough to have seen the future coming, and yet they’re living like they’re auditioning for Broke Immortal: The Reality Show.
The road trip itself is a hoot, though. Levine paints their misadventures with such vivid charm that I could practically smell the stale coffee and questionable motel sheets while wondering if Zelda could magic away bed bugs.
But the pacing? It’s like the car ran out of gas halfway through. The middle sags a bit, with some scenes feeling like filler episodes of a sitcom you love but don’t need. I wanted more stakes (pun intended), more depth to their secrets, and maybe a little less “oops, we forgot how to adult despite being older than the Constitution.”
Also, can we talk about the romance? It’s adorable, don’t get me wrong—Peter’s awkward vampire charm had me swooning, and Zelda’s sassy deflections are my spirit animal. But it’s almost too sweet, like eating cotton candy for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I wanted a touch more spice, a bit more angst to make the happy ending feel earned. It’s not quite closed-door, but it’s more “slightly ajar door” than “steamy vampire romp”. I was hoping for a love story that’d make my heart race like I’d just spotted a garage sale full of Labubu’s (I did snatch up the one I found once!), but it was more like a cozy hug from your favorite sweater. Nice, but not electric.
Oh, and a quick note: I scoured Reddit for some hot takes from smokedup_69420, hoping for some spells, but alas, that username’s a ghost. Missed advertisement opportunity.
Road Trip with a Vampire is a fun, fluffy read that’s perfect for when you want to giggle and swoon without thinking too hard. It’s got heart, humor, and a road trip vibe that makes you want to crank up a cheesy playlist and hit the highway. But the missed opportunities—like the slightly flat emotional depth—kept it from being a five-star fang-fest. If you’re in the mood for a light, laugh-out-loud romance with a supernatural twist, this’ll do the trick—just don’t expect Peter and Zelda to be living that Bloomberg-level immortal life.
Peter, our hunky amnesiac vampire, can’t remember a thing about his centuries-long life, and Zelda, our secretive witch, is dodging her own baggage like it’s a dodgeball game in gym class. The two of them hitting the open road? Total catnip for a hopeless romantic who dreams of love, adventure, and maybe a cute gas station meet-cute (don’t judge). The dialogue sparkles like a Twilight vampire. I cackled out loud when Peter tried to navigate a modern GPS like it was a cursed artifact from the 1700s.
But here’s where the sparkle dims a bit, and I’m gonna get real. Peter and Zelda are hundreds of years old, y’all. Hundreds! And yet, they’re out here scraping by like they’re one paycheck away from eating instant ramen for eternity. I’m sorry, but if I’d been alive since the days of powdered wigs and chamber pots, I’d at least have a side hustle that didn’t involve clocking in at Vampire Starbucks or Witchy Waffle House. Peter, pre-memory loss, wasn’t sipping champagne in first class or chartering private jets? Zelda’s couldn’t replace her wobbly end table? Girl, what?! I was expecting bougie immortals dripping in old-money vibes, not two supernatural sad sacks who apparently missed the memo on the Industrial Revolution, the dot-com boom, AND Bitcoin. If you’ve lived through the invention of the light bulb and didn’t think to invest in General Electric, I’m side-eyeing you harder than my dog when I forget her treats. These two are old enough to have seen the future coming, and yet they’re living like they’re auditioning for Broke Immortal: The Reality Show.
The road trip itself is a hoot, though. Levine paints their misadventures with such vivid charm that I could practically smell the stale coffee and questionable motel sheets while wondering if Zelda could magic away bed bugs.
But the pacing? It’s like the car ran out of gas halfway through. The middle sags a bit, with some scenes feeling like filler episodes of a sitcom you love but don’t need. I wanted more stakes (pun intended), more depth to their secrets, and maybe a little less “oops, we forgot how to adult despite being older than the Constitution.”
Also, can we talk about the romance? It’s adorable, don’t get me wrong—Peter’s awkward vampire charm had me swooning, and Zelda’s sassy deflections are my spirit animal. But it’s almost too sweet, like eating cotton candy for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I wanted a touch more spice, a bit more angst to make the happy ending feel earned. It’s not quite closed-door, but it’s more “slightly ajar door” than “steamy vampire romp”. I was hoping for a love story that’d make my heart race like I’d just spotted a garage sale full of Labubu’s (I did snatch up the one I found once!), but it was more like a cozy hug from your favorite sweater. Nice, but not electric.
Oh, and a quick note: I scoured Reddit for some hot takes from smokedup_69420, hoping for some spells, but alas, that username’s a ghost. Missed advertisement opportunity.
Road Trip with a Vampire is a fun, fluffy read that’s perfect for when you want to giggle and swoon without thinking too hard. It’s got heart, humor, and a road trip vibe that makes you want to crank up a cheesy playlist and hit the highway. But the missed opportunities—like the slightly flat emotional depth—kept it from being a five-star fang-fest. If you’re in the mood for a light, laugh-out-loud romance with a supernatural twist, this’ll do the trick—just don’t expect Peter and Zelda to be living that Bloomberg-level immortal life.
April 20, 2025
road trip with a vampire was such a fun, cozy, and chaotic little escape. jenna levine has this really charming way of blending humor, heart, and a little mystery into her stories, and this one definitely delivered.
i adored peter. he’s such a soft, sweet vampire with a genuinely kind soul. his confusion and vulnerability made him instantly lovable, and watching him try to piece together his past while also trying to make sense of the present was both entertaining and surprisingly emotional. and zelda was such a standout. she’s strong and sassy but also clearly working through a lot of her own stuff. the journal entries at the start of each chapter gave such a cool glimpse into her past, and they added a lot of depth to her character without feeling heavy.
the road trip setup was just perfect. it gave the story this constant movement and unpredictability that kept me engaged the entire time. plus, the chemistry between peter and zelda was just the right kind of slow burn—awkward, sweet, and a little spicy when it needed to be.
i’ll be honest, if it weren’t for the reading slump i’ve been in, i probably would’ve devoured this in 24 hours. it was so bingeable and easy to sink into, which makes me think a reread when i’m in a better reading headspace would hit even harder.
that said, i did have one small gripe: the pop culture references. some of them really took me out of the story because they were just… so cringe. i get that they were supposed to make the characters relatable, but for me, it felt a little forced at times. it didn’t ruin the book, but it did mess with the vibe a little.
still, this book was genuinely enjoyable. i loved getting lost in this quirky world where witches go to yoga, vampires get tipsy on diet coke, and enemies become allies (and maybe something more) on a wild ride to indiana. definitely recommend if you’re looking for something magical, romantic, and lighthearted with just the right amount of emotional pull. i’m sad the series is over, but really excited to see what jenna levine does next.
thanks to netgalley and the publisher for this digital arc in exchange for my honest review!
i adored peter. he’s such a soft, sweet vampire with a genuinely kind soul. his confusion and vulnerability made him instantly lovable, and watching him try to piece together his past while also trying to make sense of the present was both entertaining and surprisingly emotional. and zelda was such a standout. she’s strong and sassy but also clearly working through a lot of her own stuff. the journal entries at the start of each chapter gave such a cool glimpse into her past, and they added a lot of depth to her character without feeling heavy.
the road trip setup was just perfect. it gave the story this constant movement and unpredictability that kept me engaged the entire time. plus, the chemistry between peter and zelda was just the right kind of slow burn—awkward, sweet, and a little spicy when it needed to be.
i’ll be honest, if it weren’t for the reading slump i’ve been in, i probably would’ve devoured this in 24 hours. it was so bingeable and easy to sink into, which makes me think a reread when i’m in a better reading headspace would hit even harder.
that said, i did have one small gripe: the pop culture references. some of them really took me out of the story because they were just… so cringe. i get that they were supposed to make the characters relatable, but for me, it felt a little forced at times. it didn’t ruin the book, but it did mess with the vibe a little.
still, this book was genuinely enjoyable. i loved getting lost in this quirky world where witches go to yoga, vampires get tipsy on diet coke, and enemies become allies (and maybe something more) on a wild ride to indiana. definitely recommend if you’re looking for something magical, romantic, and lighthearted with just the right amount of emotional pull. i’m sad the series is over, but really excited to see what jenna levine does next.
thanks to netgalley and the publisher for this digital arc in exchange for my honest review!
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May 21, 2025I love this series with my whole heart and i just received the arc. THANK YOU NETGALLEY AND BERKLEY!! 💌
im so excited for this book <3 and we’re not only getting a vampire but a witch too? AH 🤭
im so excited for this book <3 and we’re not only getting a vampire but a witch too? AH 🤭
May 27, 2025
I just want to start off by saying how much I loved this adorable, yet hilarious romance series. I am truly sad that it is actually over😭 I’m low key hoping that there will be a novella in the future possibly? I would love to see all the couples come together and see how their lives are since they left off kind of unknown in the books.
Even though this is a series, they don’t necessarily need to be read in order or all together. I do recommend it because you do meet the other characters in this series and the last one as well. When we were introduced Zelda in the previous book I was definitely intrigued by her back story. When you hear “Grizelda the terrible” you think of someone as someone to is obviously terrible, but Zelda was the complete opposite. I mean who can be terrible running a yoga studio? When you read her back story and learn why she got that name and how she never uses her powers you definitely feel for her.
The fact that Peter and Zelda meet in the first few chapters without it feeling rushed was a plus for me. I loved their story, I loved how they both had a backstory and how they had an immediate connection from the start. And Peter, ugh poor Peter. I knew he was a walking red flag but I didn’t care, he was perfect in my eyes. I usually don’t like the second act breakup trope but this was done so well that I honestly didn’t care. And the spice?! Chefs kiss🤌🏻😏
If you like the more lighthearted romances with a bit of fantasy then this is definitely for you. It was fast paced, had great banter, a plot that made sense and great spice. This series definitely got me out of my reading slump with how much I laughed while reading it! The only downside? I wish this wasn’t the final book😭😂
*Thank you to NetGalley, Berkley Publishing Group, and the author Jenna Levine for the ARC!*
Even though this is a series, they don’t necessarily need to be read in order or all together. I do recommend it because you do meet the other characters in this series and the last one as well. When we were introduced Zelda in the previous book I was definitely intrigued by her back story. When you hear “Grizelda the terrible” you think of someone as someone to is obviously terrible, but Zelda was the complete opposite. I mean who can be terrible running a yoga studio? When you read her back story and learn why she got that name and how she never uses her powers you definitely feel for her.
The fact that Peter and Zelda meet in the first few chapters without it feeling rushed was a plus for me. I loved their story, I loved how they both had a backstory and how they had an immediate connection from the start. And Peter, ugh poor Peter. I knew he was a walking red flag but I didn’t care, he was perfect in my eyes. I usually don’t like the second act breakup trope but this was done so well that I honestly didn’t care. And the spice?! Chefs kiss🤌🏻😏
If you like the more lighthearted romances with a bit of fantasy then this is definitely for you. It was fast paced, had great banter, a plot that made sense and great spice. This series definitely got me out of my reading slump with how much I laughed while reading it! The only downside? I wish this wasn’t the final book😭😂
*Thank you to NetGalley, Berkley Publishing Group, and the author Jenna Levine for the ARC!*
May 11, 2025
Why is this series coming to an end?! 😩 I’ve adored every book in this series and this one made me fall in love with another quirky vampire all over again 🖤
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After hearing about Grizzelda in the last two books I was glad we finally got to hear her story! These books are just so fun and will have you laughing out loud while reading.
I thought the witch x vampire element was fun and we get not only a ONE BED trope but a FUCK IT as well that had me SCREAMING.
I liked how grumpy Peter was and how he supported Zelda along the way. The tension was sooooo good and the big smut scene was 🥵🥵
I will say it did start out a bit slow and I was missing that trademark Levine fun, witty banter in the beginning but quickly made up for it once you get more into the story. I also clocked the whole mystery subplot about 10% in so the plot twist didn’t surprise me.
If you love a good rom com with funny immortal men definitely give this series a go! I’ll forever be a Reggie fan for his antics.
🖤 Big thanks to Jenna Levine, Berkley and NetGalley for an early copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinions!
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After hearing about Grizzelda in the last two books I was glad we finally got to hear her story! These books are just so fun and will have you laughing out loud while reading.
I thought the witch x vampire element was fun and we get not only a ONE BED trope but a FUCK IT as well that had me SCREAMING.
I liked how grumpy Peter was and how he supported Zelda along the way. The tension was sooooo good and the big smut scene was 🥵🥵
I will say it did start out a bit slow and I was missing that trademark Levine fun, witty banter in the beginning but quickly made up for it once you get more into the story. I also clocked the whole mystery subplot about 10% in so the plot twist didn’t surprise me.
If you love a good rom com with funny immortal men definitely give this series a go! I’ll forever be a Reggie fan for his antics.
🖤 Big thanks to Jenna Levine, Berkley and NetGalley for an early copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinions!
May 12, 2025
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️.5 ୨୧
Spice: 3/5 🌶️ (Open door)
Tropes: Groveling, Forced proximity, One Bed (kinda), Forbidden Love vibes
A paranormal romance between a witch & a vampire? SAY LESS! Zelda is running from her past, while Peter is an amnesiac vampire that is trying to put the pieces of his past back together.
Jenna Levine knows how to write a vamp that is basically a cinnamon roll, with reformed bad boy vibes.
I really enjoyed the dynamic of this paranormal romance. There is a mystery element that worked well with the plot!
I will say that I did find this to be a bit too long. I was hoping we would get more clues throughout the road trip to keep the level of intrigue up.
What I liked:
- The smut is good, not overkill or cringy
- Loved how the alt timeline was done. There are snippets of the past that are the perfect length, so they don’t make it too info dumpy!
What I didn’t like:
- The aimless parts of the road trip made the plot lag at times
- The miscommunication part of the story could have been condensed
- The ending was a bit too long & underwhelming
- There is an action scene that was cut short IMO
Thank you so much to Netgalley & to Berkley for my very first e-arc!
Spice: 3/5 🌶️ (Open door)
Tropes: Groveling, Forced proximity, One Bed (kinda), Forbidden Love vibes
A paranormal romance between a witch & a vampire? SAY LESS! Zelda is running from her past, while Peter is an amnesiac vampire that is trying to put the pieces of his past back together.
Jenna Levine knows how to write a vamp that is basically a cinnamon roll, with reformed bad boy vibes.
I really enjoyed the dynamic of this paranormal romance. There is a mystery element that worked well with the plot!
I will say that I did find this to be a bit too long. I was hoping we would get more clues throughout the road trip to keep the level of intrigue up.
What I liked:
- The smut is good, not overkill or cringy
- Loved how the alt timeline was done. There are snippets of the past that are the perfect length, so they don’t make it too info dumpy!
What I didn’t like:
- The aimless parts of the road trip made the plot lag at times
- The miscommunication part of the story could have been condensed
- The ending was a bit too long & underwhelming
- There is an action scene that was cut short IMO
Thank you so much to Netgalley & to Berkley for my very first e-arc!
August 28, 2025
*3.5 stars ✨
Not as strong as the first two, but still enjoyable. I wanted Zelda to have more moments that had her doing witchcraft. Peter wasn’t a strong enough male character for me, so their chemistry lacked a little. Overall, it was a good story.
Not as strong as the first two, but still enjoyable. I wanted Zelda to have more moments that had her doing witchcraft. Peter wasn’t a strong enough male character for me, so their chemistry lacked a little. Overall, it was a good story.
April 19, 2025
the bookstores are telling me to leave because it ‘hasn’t been published yet’. be prepared to be sick of me. AND REGGIE IS THE ZELDAS FRIEND. that makes me 10x happier. i love reggie :)
April 22, 2025
*Review edited and restricted to respect the author's release date*
This is hands down the best book in the series. Jenna Levine keeps the same quirky, comedic, and delightfully awkward vampires that made the first two books so fun, but she cranks up the intrigue in this third installment with a mysterious new twist. The addition of a witch to the cast was a brilliant move—it added a fresh layer to the story and helped steer it away from the usual vampire-only tropes.
The plot in this book was genuinely engaging, with just the right balance of suspense and humor. And that ending? Absolutely hilarious and spot-on. The reveal of the “big secret” had me laughing out loud—it was unexpected in the best way.
Now, let’s talk romance: the chemistry between the two main characters is off the charts. I couldn’t get enough of their dynamic. While the previous books stayed more in the PG/PG-13 territory, Jenna really upped the ante this time. The slow-burn tension, the emotional build-up, and those explosive moments? SO GOOD. SO PERFECT. I was hooked from beginning to end.
Tropes
She falls first
Secret Identity
One Bed
Enemies to Lovers
Grumpy Sunshine
Witch
Vampire
Forced Proximity
ARC provided by NG
This is hands down the best book in the series. Jenna Levine keeps the same quirky, comedic, and delightfully awkward vampires that made the first two books so fun, but she cranks up the intrigue in this third installment with a mysterious new twist. The addition of a witch to the cast was a brilliant move—it added a fresh layer to the story and helped steer it away from the usual vampire-only tropes.
The plot in this book was genuinely engaging, with just the right balance of suspense and humor. And that ending? Absolutely hilarious and spot-on. The reveal of the “big secret” had me laughing out loud—it was unexpected in the best way.
Now, let’s talk romance: the chemistry between the two main characters is off the charts. I couldn’t get enough of their dynamic. While the previous books stayed more in the PG/PG-13 territory, Jenna really upped the ante this time. The slow-burn tension, the emotional build-up, and those explosive moments? SO GOOD. SO PERFECT. I was hooked from beginning to end.
Tropes
She falls first
Secret Identity
One Bed
Enemies to Lovers
Grumpy Sunshine
Witch
Vampire
Forced Proximity
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February 8, 2025I am literally so freaking excited!
September 8, 2025
This was my first book from the author and on accident the first book from the My Vampire series! Luckily this series is made up of standalone books with some overlapping characters that show up for a couple scenes. The great thing is you aren’t missing out on any information and can jump into this series starting with any of the books.
Road Trip with a Vampire was a super fun and easy read. It’s low stakes with some action, mystery, and romance. The story follows an amnesiac vampire named Peter and a famous witch named Zelda as they go on a road trip to solve the mystery of Peter’s past and amnesia. Along the way they begin to develop an intense attraction and form a great relationship. I loved the banter between them and thought all of their scenes were full of witty humor and great chemistry!
Overall this was such a fun read! I loved Zelda’s little found family at her yoga studio and loved seeing Peter join the group. For me the best parts were the snippets of moments showing Peter’s lead up to the story and moments that showed Zelda’s past at the start of each chapter. I thought these were great additions to the story that helped shows us who the characters are. I will definitely go back and read the first two books in this series!
Thank you to NetGalley, Berkley Publishing Group, and the author for an advanced copy!
Road Trip with a Vampire was a super fun and easy read. It’s low stakes with some action, mystery, and romance. The story follows an amnesiac vampire named Peter and a famous witch named Zelda as they go on a road trip to solve the mystery of Peter’s past and amnesia. Along the way they begin to develop an intense attraction and form a great relationship. I loved the banter between them and thought all of their scenes were full of witty humor and great chemistry!
Overall this was such a fun read! I loved Zelda’s little found family at her yoga studio and loved seeing Peter join the group. For me the best parts were the snippets of moments showing Peter’s lead up to the story and moments that showed Zelda’s past at the start of each chapter. I thought these were great additions to the story that helped shows us who the characters are. I will definitely go back and read the first two books in this series!
Thank you to NetGalley, Berkley Publishing Group, and the author for an advanced copy!
April 24, 2025
It’s so bittersweet that we are saying goodbye to this adorkable vampire romcom series. For this being the final installment it did not disappoint. Instead it actually exceeded all my expectations.
I’ll be real honest when this 3rd book was announced I was really nervous. Mainly because I felt like it didn’t need a 3rd book. But Jenna Levine proved me wrong. Our final book follows a witch named Zelda who we had previously heard mentioned in the other two books. But I digress. Zelda is in a bit of rut with her magic when Reginald quite literally forces her to help Peter. A hundreds year old vampire who’s come down with Amnesia. The pair decide they may be able to help each other out and decide to go on a road trip. Zelda can work on releasing her pent up magic and Peter can untangle the fragments of his memory.
I feel like I need to put this disclaimer in. Technically according to the publishing world this can be read as a standalone. However, my personal choice would be to not read this one until you’ve read the other two. I say this because several of the previous book characters do make appearances and I wouldn’t want anyone to be confused. Now that we got that out of the way the fun part begins!
First off, I love that the plot for the last book was different than the previous two. For the last two books we’ve had human/vampire romance. And finally we get one of my personal favorite trope vampire/witch romance! I loved everything about Zelda and Peter’s relationship. The road trip mixed with slow burn romance was just what I was looking for. I also loved that we had dual POV, and some past/present POV. Which usually I don’t like however the way it was executed made me a firm believer that it can be done correctly. Lastly, I wanna talk about my favorite character out of the entire series, Zelda. From not really wanting her book to then becoming one of my favorite MFC. Zelda is a such a strong, kind and independent woman. Which was refreshing to read when the last two books our MFC at times were a bit skittish. But not for Zelda. She knows about vampires and she doesn’t fall for their quips.
Finally, the big question. Would I recommend this book? YES, and not just for those who enjoyed the previous books but also for those who are new and wanting to start this series. So please check this book out when it releases later this fall! Lastly big Thank you Berkley Publishing and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review
I’ll be real honest when this 3rd book was announced I was really nervous. Mainly because I felt like it didn’t need a 3rd book. But Jenna Levine proved me wrong. Our final book follows a witch named Zelda who we had previously heard mentioned in the other two books. But I digress. Zelda is in a bit of rut with her magic when Reginald quite literally forces her to help Peter. A hundreds year old vampire who’s come down with Amnesia. The pair decide they may be able to help each other out and decide to go on a road trip. Zelda can work on releasing her pent up magic and Peter can untangle the fragments of his memory.
I feel like I need to put this disclaimer in. Technically according to the publishing world this can be read as a standalone. However, my personal choice would be to not read this one until you’ve read the other two. I say this because several of the previous book characters do make appearances and I wouldn’t want anyone to be confused. Now that we got that out of the way the fun part begins!
First off, I love that the plot for the last book was different than the previous two. For the last two books we’ve had human/vampire romance. And finally we get one of my personal favorite trope vampire/witch romance! I loved everything about Zelda and Peter’s relationship. The road trip mixed with slow burn romance was just what I was looking for. I also loved that we had dual POV, and some past/present POV. Which usually I don’t like however the way it was executed made me a firm believer that it can be done correctly. Lastly, I wanna talk about my favorite character out of the entire series, Zelda. From not really wanting her book to then becoming one of my favorite MFC. Zelda is a such a strong, kind and independent woman. Which was refreshing to read when the last two books our MFC at times were a bit skittish. But not for Zelda. She knows about vampires and she doesn’t fall for their quips.
Finally, the big question. Would I recommend this book? YES, and not just for those who enjoyed the previous books but also for those who are new and wanting to start this series. So please check this book out when it releases later this fall! Lastly big Thank you Berkley Publishing and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review
August 4, 2025
Road Trip with a Vampire was so much fun and I've truly loved all three books in the *My Vampires* series and am honestly sad that the series has now come to an end. But this book was the absolute perfect ending to the series!
Zelda aka Grizelda the Terrible was a character that we got mentions of in the past two books of the series, and I was so excited to discover that she got her own book. Zelda is an immortal witch who escaped her life of magic and hijinks 10 years ago and settled in California to start a yoga studio and get a fresh start in her life.
Peter is a vampire who is suffering from amnesia and has no idea who he is. Peter met Reggie, who was in a past book in this series, by chance at a convention in Chicago. Reggie decides to send Peter to Zelda in California, thinking she can somehow help Peter with his amnesia and help him figure out who he is.
Zelda ends up accompanying Peter on a road trip across the country in an attempt to get Peter better acquainted with who he is. What Zelda did not ever expect to happen was falling for Peter.
Zelda and Peter were both such adorable and fun characters, and I absolutely loved them both. The attraction between the two of them was so hot 🔥 and their feelings for each other were so sweet and loving.
I'm so incredibly happy with this final book in the series and have loved getting to know each books' incredibly wonderful characters!
Expected Publication Date: September 23rd, 2025.
Thank you to NetGalley, Berkeley, and the author for the opportunity to read this ARC. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Zelda aka Grizelda the Terrible was a character that we got mentions of in the past two books of the series, and I was so excited to discover that she got her own book. Zelda is an immortal witch who escaped her life of magic and hijinks 10 years ago and settled in California to start a yoga studio and get a fresh start in her life.
Peter is a vampire who is suffering from amnesia and has no idea who he is. Peter met Reggie, who was in a past book in this series, by chance at a convention in Chicago. Reggie decides to send Peter to Zelda in California, thinking she can somehow help Peter with his amnesia and help him figure out who he is.
Zelda ends up accompanying Peter on a road trip across the country in an attempt to get Peter better acquainted with who he is. What Zelda did not ever expect to happen was falling for Peter.
Zelda and Peter were both such adorable and fun characters, and I absolutely loved them both. The attraction between the two of them was so hot 🔥 and their feelings for each other were so sweet and loving.
I'm so incredibly happy with this final book in the series and have loved getting to know each books' incredibly wonderful characters!
Expected Publication Date: September 23rd, 2025.
Thank you to NetGalley, Berkeley, and the author for the opportunity to read this ARC. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
August 24, 2025
Thank you to Berkley Publishing Group and NetGalley for this eARC.
I absolutely loved this finale to the 'My Vampire' series.
An amnesiac vampire and a reformed bad witch hitting the road together- what could go wrong?
"Road Trip' is full of Jenna's signature zany, with a touch of heartfelt, writing.
Zelda has started her life over in California and is at peace running a yoga studio. Her quiet life is interrupted by a mysterious, amnesiac vampire who shows up out of nowhere.
Peter can't remember anything, other than he is a vampire with a strong urge to visit California.
Armed with separate tasks, they embark on a road trip from California to Indiana, with plenty of obstacles and chickens along the way.
This story had just enough mystery and suspense to move the story along and keep me interested.
It had one of my favorite micro tropes in it- we get a 'f*ck it' moment :)
This is an interconnected stand alone and can be read on its own, without reading the rest of the series. Although, all are delightful and should be read if you enjoy 'Road Trip.'
I truly did not want this series to end, as it has been the most unexpected and enjoyable vampire ride.
I absolutely loved this finale to the 'My Vampire' series.
An amnesiac vampire and a reformed bad witch hitting the road together- what could go wrong?
"Road Trip' is full of Jenna's signature zany, with a touch of heartfelt, writing.
Zelda has started her life over in California and is at peace running a yoga studio. Her quiet life is interrupted by a mysterious, amnesiac vampire who shows up out of nowhere.
Peter can't remember anything, other than he is a vampire with a strong urge to visit California.
Armed with separate tasks, they embark on a road trip from California to Indiana, with plenty of obstacles and chickens along the way.
This story had just enough mystery and suspense to move the story along and keep me interested.
It had one of my favorite micro tropes in it- we get a 'f*ck it' moment :)
This is an interconnected stand alone and can be read on its own, without reading the rest of the series. Although, all are delightful and should be read if you enjoy 'Road Trip.'
I truly did not want this series to end, as it has been the most unexpected and enjoyable vampire ride.
August 12, 2025
Thank you to Berkley and NetGalley for the arc!
4.60 stars
This was such a fun book! I've loved Jenna Levine's previous two books, so I knew I would enjoy this one too. I think this is my favourite of the three! Zelda and Peter were both great main characters, and I really loved Zelda, especially. Both characters went through good character development throughout the book, and I thought they worked very well together. Zelda was a lovable and relatable main character, and I really empathized with her and her recreation of herself. Peter was also a pretty good main character, and he gets bonus points for the astronomical amount of yearning he was doing.
The road trip plotline was super fun to read as well! I haven't read enough road trip books, and I had a really great time with this one. My only gripe with this book is the same as with the previous two; the conflict is wayyyyy too easily solved. Other than that, I loved this book! I'm sad that this series is over, but I can't wait to see what Jenna Levine writes next! :)
4.60 stars
This was such a fun book! I've loved Jenna Levine's previous two books, so I knew I would enjoy this one too. I think this is my favourite of the three! Zelda and Peter were both great main characters, and I really loved Zelda, especially. Both characters went through good character development throughout the book, and I thought they worked very well together. Zelda was a lovable and relatable main character, and I really empathized with her and her recreation of herself. Peter was also a pretty good main character, and he gets bonus points for the astronomical amount of yearning he was doing.
The road trip plotline was super fun to read as well! I haven't read enough road trip books, and I had a really great time with this one. My only gripe with this book is the same as with the previous two; the conflict is wayyyyy too easily solved. Other than that, I loved this book! I'm sad that this series is over, but I can't wait to see what Jenna Levine writes next! :)
September 10, 2025
After finishing the second book in this series, I was really looking forward to Zelda’s story. The setup and premise sounded perfect, but it just didn’t materialize for me.
Admittedly, I had a different expectation for this book and its main characters, so this fell a bit short. I almost wish we got to see Zelda as her troublesome witchy self, I liked the short snippets into her life before, this was kinda boring. I did not buy that she was a hundreds year old witch, the magic seemed underdeveloped, ultimately felt more contemporary than paranormal and the pacing faltered.
As it stands, Reginald’s book was my favorite out of this series.
Thanks to Berkley for the review copy.
Admittedly, I had a different expectation for this book and its main characters, so this fell a bit short. I almost wish we got to see Zelda as her troublesome witchy self, I liked the short snippets into her life before, this was kinda boring. I did not buy that she was a hundreds year old witch, the magic seemed underdeveloped, ultimately felt more contemporary than paranormal and the pacing faltered.
As it stands, Reginald’s book was my favorite out of this series.
Thanks to Berkley for the review copy.
June 8, 2025
I really enjoyed the first two books in this series, so I knew I would love this one too. The premise was totally adorable and Peter was so wholesome. While this book would have been totally fine as a standalone, I really missed the humor that the first two had. In fact, some of my favorite bits were the ones that featured Frederick or Reggie. Overall, this was a fun escape.
Many thanks to Jenna Levine, the publisher, and Netgalley for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review!
Many thanks to Jenna Levine, the publisher, and Netgalley for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review!
July 31, 2025
This is the 3rd book in the My Vampires series and i have loved every moment of it! Road Trip With a Vampire was just as good as the 1st and 2nd. I loved the chemistry between Zelda and Peter! This was such a cute and cozy read! I loved that Zelda was a witch which kind of shifted from how the other two books were and I loved that!
May 1, 2025
this was such a great conclusion to this fun series! no matter how silly, jenna's stories have so much heart and emotion. this was actually the angstiest of all the books I think, peter was a dreamboat. he was so down bad. i thought zelda was such an interesting fierce character too. overall this was tons of fun! thank you to Netgalley and Berkeley for this ARC!
July 10, 2025
3.5 rounded up to a 4
Thank you to NetGalley and Berkley for providing me with a free eARC in exchange for an honest review.
I actually own the first two books in this series but haven’t read them yet so I can confirm that you don’t need to read them in order for any of the plot to make sense. Several characters from the previous two books do appear in this one but I never felt 1) lost on this book’s plot or 2) like I’d been spoiled for the other two plots. (I mean, they’re romance—we all know they’re going to end with HEAs anyway lol.)
I really enjoyed this book. While there is a slight mystery of what’s going on with Peter’s amnesia, it’s not a super high stakes story, and the characters were fun to spend time with. One thing I don’t super like with contemporary books is when authors include current pop culture references as I feel like it dates the book almost immediately. Thankfully, there weren’t a ton in this book, and I did actually laugh at the reference to the “Twas I who set the house ablaze!” cat meme haha
I know contemp romances, even fantasy/paranormal ones don’t delve into super specifics that often, but I would’ve liked a better explanation on why exactly Zelda was an immortal witch when she specifically points out that other witches are not. That seemed a convenient way to deal with her falling for an immortal vampire but why include that detail if you’re not going to explore it? (It also makes me think that the idea of immortal vampires being with mortal humans in the previous two books isn’t really addressed either.)
But other than those nitpicky things, I did enjoy reading this book and am more excited to read the first two!
Thank you to NetGalley and Berkley for providing me with a free eARC in exchange for an honest review.
I actually own the first two books in this series but haven’t read them yet so I can confirm that you don’t need to read them in order for any of the plot to make sense. Several characters from the previous two books do appear in this one but I never felt 1) lost on this book’s plot or 2) like I’d been spoiled for the other two plots. (I mean, they’re romance—we all know they’re going to end with HEAs anyway lol.)
I really enjoyed this book. While there is a slight mystery of what’s going on with Peter’s amnesia, it’s not a super high stakes story, and the characters were fun to spend time with. One thing I don’t super like with contemporary books is when authors include current pop culture references as I feel like it dates the book almost immediately. Thankfully, there weren’t a ton in this book, and I did actually laugh at the reference to the “Twas I who set the house ablaze!” cat meme haha
I know contemp romances, even fantasy/paranormal ones don’t delve into super specifics that often, but I would’ve liked a better explanation on why exactly Zelda was an immortal witch when she specifically points out that other witches are not. That seemed a convenient way to deal with her falling for an immortal vampire but why include that detail if you’re not going to explore it? (It also makes me think that the idea of immortal vampires being with mortal humans in the previous two books isn’t really addressed either.)
But other than those nitpicky things, I did enjoy reading this book and am more excited to read the first two!
September 1, 2025
this was so fun with an enjoyable plot!!! i liked the roadtrip aspect with trying to solve a little mystery about peter due to his amnesia with the two characters. the mmc, peter was so sweet and the fmc, zelda was fun and i enjoyed learning about her past with her magic. i honestly read this within two days, so it is definitely a bingeable read that keeps you hooked the entire time. you also get a moments with reginald from book two and some other characters! this entire series is overall a great time and the perfect reads for spooky season.
reformed bad witch zelda (new name) hoped to never see a vampire again when she moved to cali for a fresh start. that is until, a vampire with amnesia shows up with a letter from her old friend reginald (book two) asking for her help, she can’t say no. peter may have fangs, but he is harmless and becomes the only person who knows who zelda really is. they try to decipher cryptic notes in his journal he showed up with. from here, peter starts receiving alarming messages from his past so they embark on a road trip cross country. in doing so, they hope to recover his memory but will they find what they are looking for with each other?
tropes: only one bed, forced proximity, vampire mmc x witch fmc, grumpy x sunshine, secret identity, amnesia, slow burn, third in series, mixed media elements
🧛🏻🔮🚗📓🔎
reformed bad witch zelda (new name) hoped to never see a vampire again when she moved to cali for a fresh start. that is until, a vampire with amnesia shows up with a letter from her old friend reginald (book two) asking for her help, she can’t say no. peter may have fangs, but he is harmless and becomes the only person who knows who zelda really is. they try to decipher cryptic notes in his journal he showed up with. from here, peter starts receiving alarming messages from his past so they embark on a road trip cross country. in doing so, they hope to recover his memory but will they find what they are looking for with each other?
tropes: only one bed, forced proximity, vampire mmc x witch fmc, grumpy x sunshine, secret identity, amnesia, slow burn, third in series, mixed media elements
🧛🏻🔮🚗📓🔎
August 31, 2025
The “My Vampires” series never disappoints!
I’m so sad there won’t be anymore books in the series as I cherish this series so much! The first book is still one of my all time favorite books!
This final installment had some of the same humor as the previous books in the series along with tackling more complex issues.
One of the little things I loved about this book was how it was mentioned how being immortal and poor was horrible. This is something I’ve always wondered about with books because in so many the immortals are all rich! So it was a nice change to see that one of these vampires was not well off.
Zelda and Peter’s relationship throughout the book was just so pure as it started with friendship and then developed into something deeper and meaningful even though Peter didn’t have his memories still. The growth of their relationship was beautiful!
Both characters also grew a lot as individuals too throughout the story. Both started out so lost and eventually were able to find themselves and each other.
I love this series so much and I’m so sad to see it end!
Thank you Netgalley for an advance copy of this book! I can’t wait to buy it on release day!
I’m so sad there won’t be anymore books in the series as I cherish this series so much! The first book is still one of my all time favorite books!
This final installment had some of the same humor as the previous books in the series along with tackling more complex issues.
One of the little things I loved about this book was how it was mentioned how being immortal and poor was horrible. This is something I’ve always wondered about with books because in so many the immortals are all rich! So it was a nice change to see that one of these vampires was not well off.
Zelda and Peter’s relationship throughout the book was just so pure as it started with friendship and then developed into something deeper and meaningful even though Peter didn’t have his memories still. The growth of their relationship was beautiful!
Both characters also grew a lot as individuals too throughout the story. Both started out so lost and eventually were able to find themselves and each other.
I love this series so much and I’m so sad to see it end!
Thank you Netgalley for an advance copy of this book! I can’t wait to buy it on release day!
June 11, 2025
"I hadn't had a real home in so long.
Not until I met you. Now that I know what it's like to be with you, I don't think I could go back to any sort of existence without you in it."
3.5/5 wonderful stars
1/5 spice and with a little bite to it.
This book is definitely my favorite of the interconnected series! Jenna Levine just writes lovely silly little romances, with silly little fmc's that have silly little quirks. The men don't know how to talk to women, they have tendencies to be idiots sometimes but my god do I love it.
Sometimes easy books are just so nice to read in-between thicker reads! This is my petition for more head-empty-but-so-cute books.
I thought Zelda was so different, I mean she is literally a powerful witch, over 400 years old and a little stubborn. Her yogi self and comforting outlook was just refreshing. I enjoyed her character a lot even if her suspicious tendencies got me slightly frustrated.
Peter was the reason why I loved this book so much. He can fix a car, he's grumpy and a hot vampire??? say less. I enjoyed the way he would have flirty innuendos and just said the correct things in moments when Zelda needed it.
I wanted a little bit more anger from him at the end, I think if you're going to have a third act break up though.... this is the way you make him GROVEL!
If you give me another chance, I will always take care of you."
I thought it was a little cliche but honestly so fun and sweet. If you love paranormal romances this would be a series I would definitely recommend. Just go into them for something easy and light, the conflict of the series isn't super heavy, they're not intense reads and thats completely fine with me!
Not until I met you. Now that I know what it's like to be with you, I don't think I could go back to any sort of existence without you in it."
3.5/5 wonderful stars
1/5 spice and with a little bite to it.
This book is definitely my favorite of the interconnected series! Jenna Levine just writes lovely silly little romances, with silly little fmc's that have silly little quirks. The men don't know how to talk to women, they have tendencies to be idiots sometimes but my god do I love it.
Sometimes easy books are just so nice to read in-between thicker reads! This is my petition for more head-empty-but-so-cute books.
I thought Zelda was so different, I mean she is literally a powerful witch, over 400 years old and a little stubborn. Her yogi self and comforting outlook was just refreshing. I enjoyed her character a lot even if her suspicious tendencies got me slightly frustrated.
Peter was the reason why I loved this book so much. He can fix a car, he's grumpy and a hot vampire??? say less. I enjoyed the way he would have flirty innuendos and just said the correct things in moments when Zelda needed it.
I wanted a little bit more anger from him at the end, I think if you're going to have a third act break up though.... this is the way you make him GROVEL!
If you give me another chance, I will always take care of you."
I thought it was a little cliche but honestly so fun and sweet. If you love paranormal romances this would be a series I would definitely recommend. Just go into them for something easy and light, the conflict of the series isn't super heavy, they're not intense reads and thats completely fine with me!
April 20, 2025
This series was the vampire revival my millennial heart needed.
In this final instalment we follow a witch named Zelda who is hundreds of years old and a vampire with amnesia named Peter. Zelda has hung up the keys on magic and opened an unsuspecting yoga studio when a confused vampire stumbles upon her in the night. Together the pair embark on a road trip together to piece together fragments of his memory to unlock who he is, and to release pent up magic on Zelda's part.
Whilst this can be read standalone I loved getting to revisit the characters from the prior books like Reggie and Frederick! Having the switch up from human / vampire romance to witch / vampire was also refreshing. Zelda is a strong character who knows vampires all too well! While this book lacked some of the quirky ancient vampire humor that I came to love in prior books, it stands on its own well still! And to Jenna Levine for reinvigorating my love of vamp lit, a thousand thank you's.
For everyone who enjoyed the first two books, you'll want to mark your calendars for this final instalment!
Thank you Berkley Publishing for an ARC via Netgalley on exchange for an honest review!
In this final instalment we follow a witch named Zelda who is hundreds of years old and a vampire with amnesia named Peter. Zelda has hung up the keys on magic and opened an unsuspecting yoga studio when a confused vampire stumbles upon her in the night. Together the pair embark on a road trip together to piece together fragments of his memory to unlock who he is, and to release pent up magic on Zelda's part.
Whilst this can be read standalone I loved getting to revisit the characters from the prior books like Reggie and Frederick! Having the switch up from human / vampire romance to witch / vampire was also refreshing. Zelda is a strong character who knows vampires all too well! While this book lacked some of the quirky ancient vampire humor that I came to love in prior books, it stands on its own well still! And to Jenna Levine for reinvigorating my love of vamp lit, a thousand thank you's.
For everyone who enjoyed the first two books, you'll want to mark your calendars for this final instalment!
Thank you Berkley Publishing for an ARC via Netgalley on exchange for an honest review!
May 6, 2025
This book is the third one in the My Vampires series. If I could give this book more than five stars, I absolutely would! This romance fantasy novel had it all! It came with comedy, wit, lovable characters and was full of adventure! It had a witch, a vampire, forced proximity and unpredictable twists. I felt their emotions and chemistry while reading this.
It is a fast paced read that you will not want to put down! This is where the cover of the book completely matches the story’s vibe! This is a paranormal, magical, uplifting and an enemies to lovers story that I adored beyond words!
Thank you to NetGalley, author Jenna Levine and Berkley Publishing Group for this digital advanced reader’s copy of this book in exchange for my honest review! All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.
This book is expected to be published on October 14, 2025!
It is a fast paced read that you will not want to put down! This is where the cover of the book completely matches the story’s vibe! This is a paranormal, magical, uplifting and an enemies to lovers story that I adored beyond words!
Thank you to NetGalley, author Jenna Levine and Berkley Publishing Group for this digital advanced reader’s copy of this book in exchange for my honest review! All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.
This book is expected to be published on October 14, 2025!
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