Undeath and Taxes

3.4 stars Review to come once I've written a review for the first book. This book felt more like a filler with a scattered bunch of short stories than a follow up, but the characters were as enjoyable as always. What people think vampires look like What Fred the vampire is like I absolutely love how th......more

Getting CPPA seems to be only another page in Fred's undead career. He's getting his hands full what with his wary acquaintance with: Neil, the reformed mage extraordinaire, Amy, the non-repentantl alchemist and mage, Krystal, in all her claws&fire-bearing glory and the rest of the tag-alongs. CPA & C......more

Fred has come a long way since becoming a vampire. He's gone into business for himself as an accountant, found a girlfriend and has made a circle of dependable friends. That's not bad for a socially awkward person who used to spend most of his time alone. Now if only he could stop finding himself in......more

The various chapters feel more like connected short stories rather than one continuous narrative, which I am fine with. Vampire accounting is way more entertaining than one might assume, and I highly recommend this series. The narration by Kirby Heyborne is likewise very good.......more

Another fun, solid entry to this series! I love the world building and how our cast of misfits slowly becomes a found family, with a new character added every couple of stories or so. The stakes rise steadily along with the pacing, and we get to see some cool new powers every now and then. There are......more