If you thought your family was complicated, wait until you meet the supernatural Blues again in Vamparency, the jaw-dropping finale of the Bellocaro Saga by P.S. Meraux. Yes, dear reader— it’s time to dust off your black eyeliner and brace yourself for supernatural heartbreak, undead ghostly revelations, and, oh yeah… vampires behaving very badly.
Let’s recap: Thatcher Blue has officially hit rock bottom. Skye Moon— his soulmate, his everything— is gone. Like, possibly-dead-dead, thanks to the absolute worst vampire in existence: Nymir. (Seriously, someone get this guy a villain-of-the-year trophy and a timeout.) Heartbroken and full of righteous rage, Thatcher sets out for revenge, flanked by his werewolf cousins and Skye’s mom Eleanor— who, by the way, is still throwing serious “I told you so” energy his way.
But just when Thatcher’s about to go full supernatural Van Helsing, BOOM. Plot twist. Skye’s back… kind of. And she’s not the same girl who disappeared. She’s a little colder. A little more transparent. A lot more mysterious. Oh, and did we mention there are secrets? So. Many. Secrets.
As the truth behind Skye’s transformation unravels like a cursed family tree, Thatcher and Skye must battle more than just vamps and witches— they’ve got a whole mess of emotional trauma to sort through. (Because what’s a YA paranormal romance without some intense heartache, am I right?)
Vamparency is the fourth and final bite (pun very much intended) in the Bellocaro Saga, and it does not disappoint. Expect swoon-worthy moments, gasp-inducing betrayals, and a finale that will have you clutching your book like it’s a lifeline.
Whether you’ve been Team Thatcher since book one or just here for the supernatural drama and sassy one-liners, Vamparency brings all the feels— and then some. So go ahead, cancel your weekend plans, stock up on snacks, and prepare to be emotionally destroyed in the best possible way.
One thing’s for sure: after this, you’ll never look at vampires (or family secrets) the same way again.
Read Vamparency beginning August 8. And maybe keep some tissues handy. Just in case. 🖤