Road Trip with a Vampire (My Vampires #3) by Jenna Levine
Publication Date: October 14th 2025 by Berkley
Pages: 416
Source: Publisher
Rating: ★★★½
My
Thoughts:
Zelda left her old life of hanging out with trouble making
vampires and causing chaos with her magic behind. She now leads a responsible
life as a yoga instructor, trying to keep her magic in check. However, she’s
been having a bit of trouble with her magic spilling over, so she needs to
figure out ways to expel it safely. In addition to that worry, Reggie, her old
vampire best friend, has sent an amnesiac vampire, Peter, to her door thinking
she might be able to help him figure out how to get his memories back. They
agree to go on a road trip, stopping at places listed in Peter’s journal to jog
his memory while Zelda practices using her magic once again in some remote
spots.
I enjoy a good amnesia trope! Peter and Zelda were
sweethearts. Their road trip was a great way for them to get to know and fall
for each other with some whacky stops along the way. I laughed my head off over
Big Earl’s Singing Chicken Emporium (I need one of those hats!) and there were
other hijinks along the way, too!
We got to visit with Reggie and Frederick again, which was a
laugh with their less than helpful advice!
Road Trip with a Vampire was silly, spicy fun!
3.5 Stars
Book Description:
A vampire who can’t remember his past and a witch with secrets of her own hit the road in this zany, cross-country romantic comedy from beloved author Jenna Levine.
Reformed bad witch Grizelda “Zelda” Watson had hoped to never see another vampire again when she slipped away to sunny California for a fresh start. She'd grown tired of them and their nonsense ages ago. But when a vampire with amnesia unexpectedly shows up on her doorstep with a letter from her old friend Reggie, and asks for her help, she can’t say no. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that Peter Elliott is tall and gorgeous, looks great in yoga shorts, and has the kind of dark hair and surly expression Zelda’s been a sucker for for hundreds of years.
Peter isn’t completely harmless—he is fanged, after all—but he’s harmless enough, and soon becomes the only person in Zelda’s new life who knows the truth about what she is. If she can help him decipher the cryptic notes in his journal, the only clues to his lost memories, she might as well try before sending him on his way.
But when an alarming message from Peter's past coincides with a clear sign that Zelda can't keep running from her own, they embark on a cross-country road trip for answers—only to find what they're looking for in each other.
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