Happy Hour at Casa Dracula - Tapa blanda

Críticas

"Fun and flirty."

-- Julie Kenner, author of "Carpe Demon" and "The Givenchy Code"

"A spicy comedy of manners with fangs."

-- Christopher Moore, "New York Times" bestselling author of "A Dirty Job"

"Fun and flirty."

-- Julie Kenner, author of "Carpe Demon" and "The Givenchy Code"

"A cross between "Bridget Jones's Diary" and "Interview with the Vampire.""

-- "Latina" magazine

"A spicy comedy of manners with fangs."

-- Christopher Moore, "New York Times" bestselling author of "A Dirty Job"

"Stephanie Plum meets Sex and the City in this sassy, stylish, hilarious novel."

-- Jennifer Cox, author of "Around The World In 80 Dates"

"Darkly hilarious....Acosta flings every vampire cliche out the window. You'd have to be undead not to enjoy this book."

-- Julia Spencer-Fleming, author of "To Darkness And To Death"

"No margaritas are required to make "Happy Hour At Casa Dracula" laugh-out-loud funny....Acosta's narrative zips along, keeping the pages turning faster than a salsa dancer."

-- "Fresh Fiction"

"Humor and Page-turning Excitement . . . "Happy Hour at Casa Dracula" centers on the wickedly snarky Milagro de los Santos, a single, sexy, Ivy League-educated, starving novelist. Milagro stumbles into an underworld of vampires when she attends a book party for a pretentious (and frustratingly successful) ex-boyfriend. . . . great fun . . . highly engaging . . . a sort of Chicana Bridget Jones for the vampire set."

-- "El Paso Times," Daniel A. Olivas

"A fun, snappy read for romantic fantasy fans."

-- "Booklist"

Reseña del editor

Despairing of seeing the fruits of her Ivy League university degree, aspiring writer Milagro de los Santos attends a snobby ex-boyfriend's cocktail party, where she is attracted to a neck-biting stranger before developing bizarre appetites and finding herself drawn into his family circle. Reprint.