Audiobook Review: Posthumous Education by Drew Hayes
Fred! Fred! Fred! I adore Fred and the gang.
Series: Fred the Vampire Accountant
Graphic Audio: The Utterly Uninteresting and Unadventurous Tales of Fred the Vampire Accountant by Drew Hayes
This special presentation of Book 1 of Fred the Vampire Accountant is phenomenal. While it was a little pricey, it certainly was worth it for audiobook lovers.
Audiobook Review: Undeading Bells by Drew Hayes
Once again the most boring (and most awesome) vampire accountant makes time to take us on an adventure before he can take Crystal down the aisle.
Audiobook Review: Deadly Assessments by Drew Hayes
I love Fred. How come the most boring vampire in Town is also the most awesome?
Interview with Drew Hayes, Author of Fred the Vampire Accountant, Super Powereds and Spells, Swords & Stealth series
Next Tuesday is the release date for The Fangs of Freelance, the fourth book in the Fred the Vampire Accountant series, so we caught up with author Drew Hayes. Good morning, Drew. I am so happy you could join us here this morning. We have our own Drew Hayes Fan Club at my office. I got […]
Audiobook Review: Bloody Acquisitions by Drew Hayes
My favorite boring vampire is back. I freakin’ LOVE Fred. I especially love Kirby Heyborne’s audiobook presentation, so much so that I waited an additional two months of the audiobook release before grabbing a copy of Blood Acquisitions.
Audiobook Review: Undeath and Taxes by Drew Hayes
Fred and the gang are back for more adventures. I was so excited when this story was finally released back in July, but I had to hold out for the audiobook which was just released. Kirby Heyborne did such a great job bringing this series to life for me, I had to hold out to hear his presentation.
Review: The Utterly Uninteresting and Unadventurous Tales of Fred, the Vampire Accountant by Drew Hayes
I found boring Fred and his misfit friends to be delightful. This books is s series of five short stories and in each, Fred stands up for those he cares about but stays true to his modest and former life as a nerdy accountant. Like Dorothy on her way to Oz, Fred picks up new friends as he goes through each story and he evolves from a loner to a leader of misfits.
