The Vampire Peasant by E. Taylor is a supernatural thriller in which vampires are divided into social cliques according to the hierarchy of their heritage. Vanni Bellini, a seventeen-year-old vampire "peasant," struggles to navigate high school and life because he is constantly bullied by the purebloods, nobles, and royals. Determined to find a mate, Vanni unexpectedly receives a modicum of affection from the fae Veronique, who reveals his half-demon heritage. When Vanni comes across his half-brothers, the twin demon princes Kai and Keoni, they try to teach him how to be a demon. Meanwhile, Vanni discovers his inner demon lurking inside -- Xander Volkov. As Xander threatens to overwhelm Vanni, he finds his mate in the form of Damijan Ivanov. Now, Vanni and Xander must realize their destiny.

For fans of stories featuring vampires, demons, fae, and other supernatural creatures, The Vampire Peasant will sate all your appetites and more. Author E. Taylor has created an incredibly immersive world and woven a captivating yarn steeped in romance, mystery, and intrigue. You never know what to expect as each new chapter brings either a reveal or a mysterious character who takes you by surprise in unforeseen ways. The plot is paced very well, featuring enough twists and turns to keep readers hooked until the end. However, the distinct characters and the lore truly keep readers invested in the overall story. Apart from the different personalities of Vanni and Xander, I also enjoyed the characters of Veronique, Kai, Keoni, and the Ivanov siblings. This novel is a must-have for young adult supernatural fans. Grab a copy!

In The Vampire Peasant by E. Taylor, Vanni lives in a highly segregated society where those of low birth are ostracized by those of higher social status. Vanni is a low-ranking vampire who is looked down upon and frequently bullied at school. Another thing that makes a difference in this world is having a mate who enhances the powers of the vampires. Unfortunately, Vanni doesn’t have a mate; this also depresses him greatly. Luckily, Vanni has some friends, like Leo, who keep encouraging him. One day, things changed; the bullying and the physical abuse were reduced. What could the reason be? Vanni is also attracted to a girl way out of his league, but things take a drastic turn when he realizes he has other capabilities. Is he a half-breed? How will things turn out?

The Vampire Peasant by E. Taylor is wonderfully written with well-crafted dialogue and vivid descriptions of events and emotions that captured my imagination from the first chapter to the last. Taylor also used suspense effectively, which kept me looking forward to the events of subsequent chapters. I loved how the work shows the importance of having good friends and social support like that of Vanni and his friends. The characters were well-developed, and the seamless flow of the plot made sure there was no room for confusion. The reader will also appreciate the easy-to-understand language used, which makes the work accessible, and the excellent narration, which adds to the overall beauty of the book. I look forward to reading something else Taylor.

The Vampire Peasant by E. Taylor is a supernatural drama that follows Vanni, a student constantly bullied for being a level E peasant—the lowest-ranking vampire. This class system has existed for generations, and finding a mate is Vanni's hope for overcoming his loneliness and gaining strength. One day, Vanni has an altercation with one of the highest-ranking vampires, but he manages to scare them away. This incident leads to the startling realization that he may possess another supernatural element within him that surpasses his vampiric abilities. Vanni begins to explore his newfound powers, with the help of similar supernatural creatures. He discovers different species and realms and finds a mate in the most unexpected place. Join Vanni on his adventurous journey of empowerment and self-discovery.

The Vampire Peasant is an intriguing tale that introduces readers to a variety of supernatural beings, showing their strengths and special abilities. The narrative features vampires, fae, demons, hybrids, witches, and more, and E. Taylor skillfully weaves their lore into Vanni's journey. This is not only an entertaining story with a clever plotline but also explores the internal struggles of identity, purpose, and belonging that many can relate to. It delves into the duality of souls, illustrating how we all have a light side and a dark side in constant conflict. Vanni is a compelling character who faces the complexities of interspecies relationships and the challenges of overcoming prejudice. Fans of television shows like The Vampire Diaries and The Originals will enjoy this story. I enjoyed this book and recommend it to anyone who loves supernatural fantasy novels centered on personal growth and acceptance.

E. Taylor's The Vampire Peasant is a dark fantasy novel set in a world where vampires are categorized into a class system based on their blood type, lineage, and strength. In this hierarchy, Level E vampires, known as peasant vampires, are considered to be even lower than humans. Vanni, a student at a vampire school, is constantly harassed by his classmates because of his Level E status. However, everything changes when he unexpectedly displays powers that catch the attention of the royal family. Eventually, he encounters a pair of mythical beings who introduce him to his true heritage, and he soon realizes that he is not just a Level E vampire, but a much more sinister monster feared by many.

The Vampire Peasant explores dark themes of belonging and identity. Vanni's journey is filled with adventure as he tries to understand who he is. The story delves into the dark paths many can take on the journey of self-discovery. Throughout his travels, Vanni encounters various creatures, allowing readers to learn more about the class systems in this world and how they function. E. Taylor uses vivid descriptions to convey the gore and diverse elements of this dark fantasy, blending lore with themes of class struggle and identity. The book contains scenes of bullying, homosexual relationships, and bloody encounters that some readers may find disturbing. However, these elements highlight the harsh realities of Vanni's world and the complex dynamics of power. Overall, this is an intriguing read, and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys sinister fantasy tales with character growth and lore.