Masquerade
Readers rate it 3.7 (86 on Hardcover)
311 pages · Released May 1, 2007 · Hyperion
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Masquerade is the second book in the Blue Bloods vampire series, aimed at young adults. While it features supernatural elements and some danger, the violence is not graphic, and the tone remains more romantic mystery than horror. The story emphasizes friendship, loyalty, and self-discovery, though it does include some teen drinking and mild sexual content typical of YA paranormal romance.
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Schuyler Van Alen, growing comfortable with her newfound vampire powers, seeks her grandfather in Italy, while back in New York plans are being completed for the fabulous Four Hundred Ball, to be followed by an elite, teens-only event at which masks hide a terrible secret. Schuyler Van Alen, growing comfortable with her newfound vampire powers, seeks her grandfather in Italy, while back in New York plans are being completed for the fabulous Four Hundred Ball, to be followed by an elite, teens-only event at which masks hide a terrible secret.
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- Rich people
- Young adult fiction
- Vampires
- Balls (Parties)
- Juvenile fiction
- Secrecy
- Fiction
- Wealth in fiction
- Masquerades in fiction
- Secrets in fiction
- Vampires in fiction
- Secrets
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