A boring town where everyone that lives here wants to get out. The people stay the same, and meeting new people is hard, considering everyone knows everyone. The people that live here often are crazy mofo's, and like to party every weekend. Heck even on weekdays. There is nothing better to do then party it up everyday,
morganville vampires by writen by Rachel Caine. there are 6 books so far. more to come. morganville vampires deal with vampires. unlike twilight the vampires are bad. but of course a few are good. the story takes place in morganville texas.
main charters: claire danvers(16 year old college student), shane collins(18 year old hottie/badass rebell), eve rosser18 year old goth with a psyco killer brother), michael glass(18 year old sexy musician with a hotter secert then he is), monica morrell(cheif skank)ovlier(evil)amelie(the most bad ass vamp there is), sam glass(micheal glass's grandfather)
sarah aka eve: have you read morganville vampires?
justine aka claire:hell yeah it awsome!shane collins is hott! he's mine you cant have him!!
sarah aka eve: shane is hott but micheal is sexyy!
The place in which Rachel Caine sets her series 'The Morganville Vampire Series'.
Set in Texas, it is a barren landscape with barely anything around them. It is secluded from other people, and if wanting to leave the place; you can't.
Claire (the socially awkward, 16 year old University student) moves there attenting TPU. Here, she meets Shane (the local hottie), Eve (the bubbly goth,) Michael (the owner of the glass house and the sexy musician) and Amelie (the bad ass vampire.)
Lucinda: Where's that book set?
Clara: Morganville.
Lucinda: Where's that...?
Clara: Texas, darling. But I'm not sure if it's real.
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