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So Thirsty by Rachel Harrison

 "Speculating about alternate fates is a waste of time." - from So Thirsty by Rachel Harrison. Unfortunately, fellow readers, So Thirsty is also a waste of time.   Be forewarned.  Spoilers are ahead.  I'm sorry to say this.  Really, I am.  I enjoy a good vampire book as much as the next person.  Heck, I enjoyed the Twilight series way back when it was first published and everyone was reading it.  So when I heard that Rachel Harrison, an author I was unfamiliar with, had written a book described as "bloody" and "seductive" in which two women -- not teens but women -- who were on a girls' birthday weekend get turned into vampires, I was on board.  So Thirsty started off fine.  It had promise.  Our heroine, Sloane, is fine, if maybe just a bit whiny.  But she is married to an ass, so I'll give her a pass on that.  I won't, however, give her a pass on her constant obsession with wrinkles and aging and Botox, given tha...

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