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Violence
Some
Vampire deaths; supernatural threat; some violence
Language
Barely any
Mild language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Teen romantic interest; nothing explicit
Substance Use
Some
Some underage drinking in the glamorous social setting
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
No disturbing content; vampire mythology handled with glamour rather than horror
What this book is about
Schuyler Van Alen, fifteen, is part of New York's social elite without quite knowing why. When she starts to develop blue veins under her skin and an unusual hunger, she discovers that the Knickerbockers are not merely old money—they are the Blue Bloods, vampires who have been reincarnating for centuries. When members of the clan begin dying, the mystery threatens everything the blood families have built. De la Cruz's glossy New York vampire series is fashionable, fun, and propelled by genuine plot mechanics.
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Vampire deaths and supernatural threat
Teen social drinking in the elite setting
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