The Avid Reader

Dr. John Tennison is a professor at a local university in the mornings; a physician in the afternoons and is known as Dr. Vampyre by night. Well that is when he goes to his favorite bar Sanguine Loon’s in the evenings.

Dr. Tennison has Lupus and lives day by day by counting his energy in spoons. He takes a certain number of spoons to get up and get dressed, to teach, to work in his practice ect…

Dr. Tennison also suffers from OCD. Everything has to be in its correct place even if its place is on the floor then that is where you put it when you are through with it. Shirts go on a hanger the same way and put in the closet the same exact way, pants are hung up with the back pockets facing out, labels on can food always placed with the front of the label facing out where you can see it. One day a new student, Ylati Badashi shows up for his class who is late; something he can’t stand and will not tolerate. When this happens he kicks them out of his class never to return. So Miss Ylati Badashi decides that she will blackmail him if that is the only way she can get back in his class.

Ylati Badashi finds out Dr. Tennison little secret and why he goes to Sanguine Loon’s and decides to use it against him so she can stay in his class. Ylati also finds out more secrets about Dr. Tennison and his butler and threatens to expose them both.

When I read the summary for Dr. Vampyre I just had to read it as I love reading about Vampires and I had just read Escape to Vampire Dam by S.N. McKibben and really enjoyed it so I couldn’t wait to seek my teeth into Dr. Vampyre. As I soon found out Dr. Vampyre was not about vampires at all but it was still a very intriguing read one in which I enjoyed very much. I can’t wait to read more by S.N. McKibben in the future. I would like to recommend Dr. Vampyre to anyone who loves a good book or just needs a quick read with lots of kick.