The Sunlight Slayings (Oliver Nocturne #2)

by Kevin Emerson

Book Overview

When a vampire's best friends are a human and a zombie, he's bound to feel like a freak Two months after Dean's death, Oliver is a hero in the vampire world. But even though he wasn't responsible,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0545058023
• Release Date: August 2008
• Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.8" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Vamps

Not always a happy-go-lucky character, Oliver is still fun to follow in this book. Great for young adults.

Vampire Fun

This is an easy read about a vampire boy who is curious about the normal world and a girl who is curious about the vampire world.

Courtesy of Teens Read Too

THE SUNLIGHT SLAYINGS is the second story in the OLIVER NOCTURNE series. It's been a few weeks since Emalie has distanced herself from Oliver, assuming he's the one responsible for Dean's death. But out of nowhere, Dean shows back up in Oliver's life. But Dean is now a zombie! Everyone knows that the person who kills someone is the only one that can raise a zombie. Well, everyone assumes that Oliver is the one that killed Dean, but since he's positive he's not the one responsible, the two have to figure out who is Dean's master. Besides trying to determine who the mystery master is, Dean and Oliver have to find Emalie and convince her Oliver isn't the guilty person. In their quest to reach Emalie, vampire youth are being slain by sunlight. Oliver learns that only a very skilled Orani would be able to do such a deed. Oliver knows that Dead Desiree in the underworld thinks Emalie is an Orani. But Oliver can't believe that Emalie would go so far as to try to kill him, because she believes he's responsible for Dean's death. With wraiths, powerful magic, sunlight spells, and Valentine's Day fast approaching, Oliver and Dean have their work cut out for them. Though told by his parents to stay indoors and let the adults figure out what is going on, Oliver doesn't listen to them and gets caught up in all the drama that is unfolding. Dean and Oliver are just as determined to prove Emalie isn't responsible for the slayings as much as they want to prove Oliver isn't the one responsible for Dean's death. Mr. Emerson writes a wonderful sequel to THE VAMPIRE'S PHOTOGRAPH. The action and adventure is just as contagious as the first one, if not more so. Oliver discovers some of the secrets surrounding his past, but he is still unsure of who he is or what he is destined for. Now, if the reader is caught up in the adventures of Oliver Nocturne, they'll have to wait for the next installment, BLOOD TIES, due out November 2008. Reviewed by: Jaglvr