Never Ceese: A vampire . . a werewolf . . can two wronged make it right? (Thirsting for Blood)

"Never Ceese" by Sue Dent is a gothic horror novel that has received mixed reviews from readers. The book's unique blend of supernatural beings and sound Biblical principles has both entertained and perplexed its audience. One reader found the book intense and traditional, distinguishing it from the many trendy and cheesy vampire novels in the market. They appreciated the depth of the characters and the value in Dent's writing. However, another reader found the book too young for their taste due to its teenage repartee, rating it four stars for its potential appeal to a younger audience. The addition of spiritual encouragement and the absence of offensive content pleased another reader, who found the adventure engaging. Nonetheless, they noted some confusion in certain parts and pointed out awkward wording and similar character names as drawbacks. Conversely, one reader commended Dent's ability to blend horror creatures and Biblical principles, making the story both serious and comical. They found the integration of Christianity and supernatural elements intriguing, although some inConsistencies and ambiguous aspects left them unsure. The novel was perceived as a mix of Christian and Gothic horror, diverging from clichés typically found in Christian literature. Despite its enjoyable plot and good characterization, criticism was directed at the poor editing, which detracted from the overall reading experience.