The book “Interview with a Vampire” starts with the main character Louis the vampire. After conducting a interview with a mortal boy it changes Louis life forever. With twist and turns throughout the novel he faces betrayal amongst his own kind. With a road of immortality ahead of him Louis soon figures out its best to be alone. Louis struggles with feeding off others to survive and wishes that he didn’t have to. He later gets a companion named Lestat. Lestat has a different outlook on life compared to Louis. She wants to explore and enjoy her immortality unlike Louis who usually complains or thinks a negative aspect. Most of the time he reflects on life and only sees the bad when she doesn’t. When Lestat causes issues with Claudia things take a turn for the worst in the book. The drama between the characters goes back and fourth sticking the main four and how they choose to live out there endless lives. Drama, revenge, and loyalty are all main factors in this book. Overall not a book I would read again because of the topic. I was never a fan of vampire novels or the hype that was brought upon by Twilight and many other books. This was one of the better ones that I have read but again lacking in interest made if difficult to read and fully enjoy.
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