This weekend Rachel Caine and Geek & Sundry will be presenting
the World Premiere of Morganville: The
Web Series based on the Best Selling YA book series Morganville Vampires at London Comic Con.
Despite
recent posts of a more sombre nature this Blog is happiest when I’m writing
about cool books and cool shows so imagine how happy I get when the two combine
and it works out. This weekend over on this side of the Atlantic down in London
Town we have London Comic Con, I don’t have the time or the proper knowledge to
tell you everything that is going down there but one thing I am really
interested in is the World Premiere of Morganville
Vampires: The Series.
I’ve been a fan of this ever since I randomly saw a post about
it on another books forum and thought “a town run by vampires, colour me
INTRIGUED” so a trip to a well known online store and some listening later (I
can’t recommend the first four audiobooks enough) and I knew I would be a fan
till the end which was great because I had a lot of books to get caught up on.
What is Morganville Vampires about well I would tell you it
is about a super smart and somewhat sheltered but brilliant young girl scared
out of her dorms who stumbles on the secret her college town is hiding when she
moves into the town proper. It is run by Vampires.
With the help of her three friends Claire Danvers struggles
to survive and grows up in ways she couldn’t imagine as she delves into the
secrets of Morganville. It has crazy science, horror, friendship and some of
the best dialogue I have read in a YA novel.
I freely admit I was late to the series after Harry Potter,
Twilight and Alex Cross reminded me that reading was awesome. I had a look and
this was the first time I properly mentioned Morganville Vampires in my blog.
To give you some idea of my love of all things Morganville,
Texas I have linked some reviews I posted on my blog.
Well enough waffling from me check out the Trailer below
then if you can’t get to Comic Con make sure to check it out on its Geek & Sundry Premiere on 27th October.
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