Hollow
New York Times Bestseller!
USA TODAY Bestseller!
"Brilliant new vampire lore.... Spine-tingling!"
—L.J. Smith, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Vampire Diaries
From TikTok sensation Celina Myers comes a fresh, intriguing novel about a woman who finds her destiny and her family after being turned into a vampire.
Mia Adair isn’t even twenty-five yet, but she’s starting to wonder if her peak has already passed. She’s spent years working at her local bookstore, a job that was supposed to be temporary. As a kid, she experienced a strange sort of fame within the paranormal community thanks to her inclusion in a book that revealed Mia’s ability to talk with the dead. But that was then, and Mia’s “gift” dried up once adolescence set in. These days, she feels like she’s nobody special.
Until she dies in a tragic car crash and reawakens as a vampire…
Forced to leave behind everything she knew, Mia must choose to live with one of two rival vampire families. The Bellamy and Sutton clans share a dark, complicated history that spans centuries. As Mia learns about their age-old traditions and extraordinary powers, along with their forbidden romances and betrayals, she’s drawn toward two very different loves. And as she feels her gift returning, more potent than ever before, Mia realizes she’ll need it to protect innocent lives—and save the only family she has left.
A fun, dark, and spooky vampire story for readers who love: Twilight and The Vampire Diaries Heartrending betrayal LGBTQ+ representation Angsty love triangles Twisty mysteries and big reveals Chosen family
- Pages
- 304
- First published
- June 3, 2025
- Language
- English
- Edition
- Ebook
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Reviews
Finished August 21, 2026
2.5⭐ I actually really enjoyed the first half of this book. It had a lot of potential and I was genuinely interested in where the story was going. Unfortunately, the second half completely lost me. There are a LOT of characters introduced and I struggled to keep track of who was who after their initial introductions. The biggest issue for me was how rushed everything felt toward the end. Things started happening that didn't feel like they fit with the earlier story. And then we got to the ending... I HATED THE ENDING. It felt rushed, undeveloped, and the twist in the epilogue didn't make sense to the plot. Instead of that satisfying "OMG!" feeling you get from a good twist, I was just sitting here staring into space like "WTF did I just read?!" If the second half had been given more room to breathe and some of the later plot points had been better developed, I think I could have enjoyed this SO much more, but as it stands, I can't recommend this to anyone.