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Thriller · 1995 · PG-13

Bloodsucking Fiends

by Christopher Moore

A young woman is turned into a vampire against her will and must navigate San Francisco with her new undead status and her very human boyfriend.

For14+GenreThrillerLength360 pagesRead time~9.5 hours

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Violence

Some

Comedy vampire violence; played for laughs in the Moore tradition

Language

Some

Moderate adult language with the Moore sense of humor

Sexual Content

Some

Adult sexual content and humor; not explicit but adult

Substance Use

Barely any

Brief social references

Emotional Intensity

None

Light and comedic; no psychological themes

What this book is about

Christopher Moore's vampire comedy is adult but lighthearted with the author's signature humor. Violence is comedy-vampire level. Adult content includes sexual humor and some explicit content. Fun adult comedy readers.

Notes for sensitive readers

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Adult humor

Vampire comedy

Sexual references

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