His co-workers distrust him, however, and in extreme cases barely tolerate him. Among the officers is seventeen-year-old Lorin, the IPOs most skilled cadet. Two stars because the writing wasn't bad, it was just this story contained so much nope here for me on a very personal level. In Venomoid, paranormal creatures are governed by the IPO, a secret police force that ensures vampires, zombies, and others follow all required public safety regulations. As a vampire, he must follow the rules-iincluding turning a blind. Among the officers is seventeen-year-old Lorin, the IPO's most skilled cadet. Kossler, Sight by Adrienne Maria Vrettos, Pragma: Stand In Love by Be. In Venomoid, paranormal creatures are governed by the IPO, a secret police force that ensures vampires, zombies, and others follow all required public safety regulations. Then there was his instant love for the zombie-person-eater who dismisses stalking as 'just what zombies do.' The whole love story read to me as an abused child ending up with another potential abuser. 18 books based on 10 votes: The Huaca by Marcia Argueta Mickelson, Venomoid by J.A. It was hard for me to read and deal with. Title: Venomoid Series/Universe: The Night Code Saga: Book One Author: J.A. The guy has no freedom, no bodily autonomy, nothing. But he has no freedom, and when he reaches 18 and his fangs and venom sacks come in (it's a thing, go with it) he will be forced to have them removed. He was turned as a small child, then raised by this organization instead of being instantly killed. I also could not get into the lead character, our hero the teenaged vampire. Not even if it's justified as the law of the jungle or the nature of animals. Instead of occurring within the world, the world seemed to be. Unfortunately, I didn’t really get into the world and plot around that. There are some unique ideas in this book the way vampires and zombies are recognisable, but somewhat different, always makes for some added interest. Zombies that get their brains packaged from the morgue, sure, I can deal, but zombies who absolutely must consume a person while they are alive? Nope. Kossler Received to review via Netgalley. I have a really hard time with zombies in love.

Venomoid by J.A. Kossler