Review of Children of the Eighth Day

[Nicholas Bush]

I admire the twisted plot in this novel would be reading it to find out what became of John jones. Nice review by the way, congrats on BOTD.

[Melisa Jane]

I love vampire stories. This books seems captivating. Was John kidnapped by Alexander McGill? I guess I'll just find out after reading the book! Great review!

[Vidhi Adhikari]

Compelling presentation, sadly fantasy fiction, especially those involving vampires is not my thing at the moment so I'll have to pass on this one. But congratulations on being listed as Book of the day.

[John Arun Kumar]

Mark Graves seems to be a very creative and imaginative fiction writer. Here's his skills in writing a vampire series. Interesting contrast between the vampire who wants to save human beings and the vampires who are immoral. You are so good in reviewing the book. Congratulations on the BOTD!

[Chinazo Anozie]

The vampire arc is quite intriguing. I wonder if John and Alexander will ever meet. I'll check this book out.

[Chris Agbara]

Sounds intriguing for me. Your review is on point.

[Rodel Barnachea]

I am fascinated by how John's discovery of the journals would change his life forever. I am also intrigued by how Alexander McGill tried to prevent immoral vampires from taking over the human race.

[Huini Hellen]

I'm sorry about the presence of errors in the book, which may have detracted from your reading experience. Thanks for your honest review.

[MMcB]

As book One of a clever new vampire trilogy, "Children of the Eighth Day" by Mark Graves, begins our acquaintance with a curious soon-to-be-16 year old named John Jones. Jones spies a light in a house that should not be there and he decides to investigate. As he roams the empty house makes a discovery. The discovery contains details of a vampire that is trying to save the victims of vampires that do not care about human life. The “Boss” has sent out the word that the information must be found and brought to him, but is it too late to contain the information?

[Prince Ekeoma]

"Children of the Eighth Day" by Mark Graves. An interesting scary, suspenseful story book. It's been stated that Alexander who is vampire who craves blood for survival although save humans from his kind. This book is full of creativity. Congrats on your #BOTD.

[hafsakhalid1416]

The review itself is intriguing and for a second I thought what if I was being watched upon like the main character as I am reading this review

[Saumya Gupta Gupta]

The premise is interesting. I am fond of the C/T/M/H genre, not so much of stories with vampires. But I would definitely give this one a try because the review makes a very strong case for this book. Also, I love the cover! Congratulations on BOTD!

[John Rivera 2f]

Being that it's the first book of a series I would expect to encounter some grammatical errors, but I'm sure throughout the other books most were addressed. It sounds like a great book with the type of violence expected from a vampire story. By the reviewers description, I look forward to reading it

[Anil G]

I never saw any vampire movie or read any book related to it. This book sounds interesting might try this book.

[Amos Ayu Kumag]

Vampire stories are the most scary ones in novels and drama but right from childhood I love listening to stories that creates fear within the mind of the listener, and this review just remind me of those days.