‘A refreshingly tongue-in-cheek offering by prolific Australian author Catherine Jinks. The Reformed Vampire Support Group – title included – doesn't take itself too seriously, which is its biggest asset . . . Humour is woven throughout with one-liners, situational comedy and the unlikeliness of the characters themselves . . . The main players are engaging and strangely charismatic.’
The Sydney Morning Herald

‘If you're like me, the oversaturation of vampire books has created a large, festering hole in your brain. The Reformed Vampire Support Group is the perfect antidote. Side effects
may include laughter, happiness, and or an uncontrollable feeling of purpose.. . . Catherine Jinks is a master of taking an unusual situation and writing it the way it would unfold in real life. I will eagerly be awaiting more from her.’
School Library Journal

‘In this Australian author's amusing tale,vampires aren't beautiful, fearless creatures with superhuman strength.
They're sickly, paranoid, and usually too nauseated to walk down the street. But after one of their group is murdered, the ragtag bunch is forced out of hiding to track down the killer.’
USA Today

‘Jinks takes readers on a wild ride, poking wicked fun at
vampire enthusiasts of all stripes with her wryly clinical take
. . . a first-rate comedy with equal appeal for avid vampire fans and those who wouldn’t be caught dead with a copy of Twilight.’
Bulletin of the Center for Children's Literature

‘Jinks draws her characters and their unique challenges in great detail . . . there’s plenty of blood and guts (both types) to go around. One part problem novel, one part comedy, and one
part murder-mystery, this alternative vampire story is for outsiders of all kinds, underground or otherwise.’
Horn Book