Reviews of Sarah Palin: Vampire Hunter

Fun and unexpected.

An enjoyable escape from reality began at the first paragraph. Good fun, great read!

I wasn't sure what to expect when I stumbled upon this, but I was very pleasantly surprised. "Twinkle" was hilarious and well worth the short amount of time it took to read it. My only complaint was that the ending seemed a bit abrupt, but putting that aside, a great, fun, quick read.

A hilarious romp through the "steamy underbrush" of current pop culture! Well done!

Stella and Edmund share a love like no other. Neither an ancient curse nor the painful transition from adolescence to adulthood can quell their passion. Time has finally come for these lovers to cast off the conventions of their respective cultures and be together forever.
Before they can begin their new life of bliss an unwelcome outsider alters their course. In the midst of tragedy an ancient evil stirs, threatening to destroy the quiet town of Twinkle.

Can Stella overcome her fear and become a heroine with the help of a rogue warrior? Will the town of Twinkle crumble or triumph in the face of damnation?

How does that summary grab you?

Is your BS-o-meter going off yet? I hope it is.

Twinkle by Dan McGirt is satire at its best, folks. If you can read through the first three pages without laughing hard enough to cause internal bleeding and/or soil yourself, you should probably stop there. With approximately 16,000 words, it is well worth the small time investment it takes to read through to the end.

McGirt takes on a host of pop culture topics with the kid gloves left in their proper place: on the shelf. The angsty vampire genre receives a ten pound monkey wrench to the gut with hilarious results.

If you have no sense of humor DO NOT READ THIS BOOK.

If you believe politicians truly have our best interests at heart DO NOT READ THIS BOOK.

If you have a weak bladder DO NOT READ THIS BOOK.

If the thought of ridiculously good looking vampire and werewolf kids meeting untimely and unsavory ends bothers you in the least DO NOT READ THIS BOOK.

On the other hand, if you can appreciate a satirical look at the things and people over which we tend to obsess these days, then you might just enjoy Dan McGirt’s foray into the absurd.

Twinkle is easily worth a thousand times the $0 I paid for it.

~MT Murphy

A hoot of a read, Dan. I wasn't sure what to expect, and I wasn't disappointed from Twinkle. If you don't mind a (not so) gentle poke at some of the current vamp romance hype, you'll enjoy this story.

Your choice of a main character was inspired!