Fun and campy with strong cozy romance vibes. Didn’t take itself too seriously, which made it a light and entertaining read. Great for a weekend binge.

This was such a light fun read,I was laughing and I’m was turning the page to want more,highly recommend if you are a fan of vampires and romance

Three and a half star rating rounded up

This is a cute low-stakes rom-com with a paranormal twist. I would've liked to see a little more drama with the story.

Pandora, una joven vampira que sueña con abrir su propia librería, tiene un gran problema: si no se casa antes de cumplir 125 años, perderá la herencia ancestral de su familia. El inconveniente es que está soltera… hasta que aparece Victor, un estudiante de doctorado adorable, arruinado, y con una sonrisa que la tiene completamente derretida. ¿La solución? Proponerle un matrimonio falso: ella se casa, cobra la herencia, le paga su deuda y se divorcian. Fácil. ¿O no?

Entre planes secretos, una familia vampírica exageradamente entusiasta y una atracción mutua que crece con cada página, Pandora y Victor tendrán que enfrentarse a lo inesperado: los sentimientos reales. Él no sabe que ella es una vampira. Ella no quiere que él descubra la verdad. Pero el amor no siempre sigue el guion.



Hicieron falta POVs de Victor.


Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and the author for the ARC in exchange for an honest

My Big Fat Vampire Wedding is a wonderfully fun, cosy and romantic read. Pandora is lovely and I really enjoyed seeing her and Victor’s relationship unfold. Her family is brilliant, the vampire references were great and her best friend was so funny. Five stars.

Thank you to the author, publisher and NetGalley for the opportunity to read an ARC.

This is a cute fluffy tropey romance that happens to also include vampires. I thought it was so much fun, and definitely the perfect lighthearted read for when you want something that won't leave you in your feels for too long.

This book was the exact kind of chaos my romantic heart needed. It’s delightfully campy, sharp-witted, and filled with just enough angst to make you feel things under all the laughter and fang-flashing flirtation. The romance is exactly my kind of slow-burn-to-sizzle. It’s built on banter, tension, and those dangerously soft moments that make you want to scream. Every scene between them crackles with will-they-won’t-they energy, and watching the fake marriage blur into something real felt like catching feelings in real time. The writing has this breezy, addictive charm to it that reminds me of watching a spooky rom-com curled up with a blanket and a glass of wine. It never tries too hard to be quirky, it just is, in the best possible way. And the family antics made me want to be adopted on the spot. I already want to reread it.

I was a big Twilight girl growing up so when I saw this where it’s female vampire and male human romance I was in. Plus throw in marriage of convenience, one of the better tropes, and I was excited. This is a low stakes cheesy vampire rom com and I loved it. It gave me “My roommate the vampire” by Jenna Levine. I’m not a big fantasy reader. So when I find a book like “My Big Fat Vampire Wedding” where I can still enjoy fantasy elements like vampire without the faes and HEAVY world building. I am all in.

Thank you to NetGalley, Jessica Godziala and Avon Books UK for gifting me this ARC.

Read this whilst trying to get my spark for reading back hoping it would give me a boost. I enjoyed it but I didn’t love it. It was a bit too low stakes for me, I wanted a bit more drama and passion but if you like more like cozy light fantasy romance reads I would recommend this to you!

Pandora is a lovable and relatable character who is struggling to come to terms with her vampire identity and the expectations that come with it. Her family's ancient fortune, which she stands to inherit if she gets married before her birthday, adds a layer of complexity to her already complicated life.
Victor, a PhD student with mountains of debt, who becomes Pandora's perfect fake husband. The pair's chemistry is undeniable, and their banter is one of the highlights of the book. The growing attraction between them adds a layer of tension and excitement to the story
The plot is well-paced, with plenty of twists and turns. Furthermore, the stakes are high, and Pandora and Victor must navigate a web of family secrets, ancient traditions, and their own growing feelings for each other.
Overall, this book is a hilarious and heartwarming rom-com that will appeal to fans of paranormal romance and anyone looking for a light-hearted and entertaining read.

Omg i wasnt sure at the start if i would enjoy this book but i was honestly hooked from the first few chapters. I loved all the characters especially the eccentric aunties and uncles. I was rooting for pandora and victor the whole way through

I knew this was a vampy romcom but this made me laugh more than I thought it would. It's on the right side of cheese for a vampire romance. I loved the main character right away and her werewolf bestie, they're the kind of girls I'd like to hang out with.

The parents are very Morticia and Gomez Addams coded which I loved, you can really get the feel of how hard you'd have to try to make your fake engagement look legit in front of those love bats.

This is the right amounts of comedy & chaos without crossing over to silly. I read this, ironically, on a sunny afternoon and it definitely hit the spot as a feel good read.

If there's one thing about me, it's that I will absolutely devour any vampire romance I come across. And I did, in fact, eat this book up.

Our FMC, Pandora, is approaching her 125th birthday when she will receive her long awaited inheritance. But her parents drop a bomb on her dream of buying and remodeling her very own bookstore - she must be married to obtain her inheritance and she is painfully single.

Our MMC, Victor, happens to be in the right place at the right time. Having recently come into a financial crisis himself, the two decide to concoct a fake relationship for a share of the money.

The slow burn romance was sweet, though I often didn't feel the chemistry between the characters. Because Pandora is our narrator, we get a deep look into her thoughts and feelings, but Victor's dialogue and behavior didn't have me convinced until the end (I can see why Ophelia felt that way, too). I felt more chemistry between Lucy and Elias with their witty, hilarious banter and tension. I truly hope the author plans to write a second book featuring them because I'll be one of the first to snag it!

Overall, this book had all the tropes I love in a romance plus the added fun of paranormal creatures and shenanigans that come along with them. Only one bed, fake dating, marriage of convenience and a well done third act break up (which I am not usually a fan of, but this one felt right).

I really liked this book, but I didn't love it and I felt like I had to really push to get through some parts, hence the 3 stars. But I would still absolutely recommend this to anyone who is looking for a fun paranormal romance.

Thank you to NetGalley and Avon Books UK for the ARC! All thoughts and opinion in this review are my own.

Thank you to NetGalley for letting me have an ARC copy of this.

This story follows Pandora and Victor, she is a vampire who needs to get married to revive her family inheritance, and he is a human customer at the coffee shop where she works who needs to find the funds to finish his PHD, a marriage of convenience seems like the perfect way to solve both their problems. However, Pandora just happens to forget to mention that she has had a crush on Victor ever since he stepped foot in the shop and ordered his first caramel macchiato.

I really liked the sound of this, the premise was great and it was really low stakes, a quick easy rom-com paranormal read. However I did find it difficult to stay engaged throughout the whole book and found there were moments I was skimming ahead to see what happened next.
I also could not stop thinking about Hotel Transylvania the hotel, and it felt like some weird new adult version!

I loved the characters and the family drama, there were moments I really laughed, but there were also moments I found there were so many characters I got a bit lost in who was who and what that meant. But it was very funny and I loved the elements of the vampires trying to hide themselves from Victor and cater to a human.

If you are looking for a low spice, low stakes, funny, paranormal rom-com then this would be perfect for that 🖤

This was exactly what I needed: a cute rom-com with fake dating, vampires, a cozy coffeeshop and some found family. Also, if Lucy and Elias don't have their book later on I will be upset, they were great together.

Books about vampires are amazing and this one didnt disappoint. It was such a fun read Thanks for letting me read this book

Thank you to Netgalley.com for providing me with an ARC of this title.

This was an easy fun read. Pandora is our main FMC, she is a vampire and needs to marry by her 125th birthday to receive her inheritance.

Meet our main MMC Victor, a human who needs money to help find his university education who agrees to marry her.

This book had a lot of fun tropes! A fake marriage, forced proximity. I liked how the author poked fun at tropes including the one bed trope!

This book had every vampire/werewolf trope imaginable! Pandora's parents were giving off major Gomez and Morticia vibes.
Don't go in to this book seriously! It's a silly, goofy fun time.

Elias and Lucy made the book funny for me and I did find myself chuckling at a few lines.

There is nothing groundbreaking here, but it was fun to read between more heavy hitting books that I've been reading!

This was such a fun and fast-paced read! My Big Fat Vampire Wedding gave me exactly what I wanted—vampire chaos, fake marriage tropes, and a good dose of humor.
Pandora and Victor had great chemistry, and their banter kept things entertaining all the way through. I really enjoyed the mix of rom-com vibes with the supernatural twist—it didn’t take itself too seriously, which made it super enjoyable.
A few parts felt a little rushed, but honestly, I was having too much fun to care that much. Solid 4 stars from me—perfect if you’re in the mood for something light, witty, and a little bit ridiculous (in the best way).

3/5

This book is like a warm cup of blood-spiked chai on a crisp October morning: comforting, a little weird, and exactly what you need if you’re in the mood for something soft, spooky, and tropey in the best way.

The setup is delightfully absurd—Pandora, a slightly offbeat vampire who dreams of running a bookshop, needs to get hitched before her 125th birthday to claim her inheritance. So she ropes in Victor, a sweet, broke PhD student with a face made for trouble and a desperate need for funding. Fake marriage? Check. Mutual pining? Oh yes. Slightly out-of-place but still steamy scenes? Absolutely.

This is a “don’t take it too seriously” kind of read—packed with classic vampire clichés, over-the-top family drama, and a werewolf bestie who deserves her own novella immediately. Pandora leans a little hard into the “I’m not like other girls, I’m undead” territory, but it kind of works if you just embrace the camp. The dialogue is a little uneven at times (especially leading into spicy moments that feel a touch trend-chasy), and the plot occasionally forgets things that just happened a scene ago. But weirdly? That chaotic energy sort of adds to the charm. It’s like paranormal fanfic meets Hallmark movie—with fangs.

The romance is soft and slow-burning with a third-act breakup that doesn’t overstay its welcome and a conclusion that wraps things up with a gentle bite.

Thank you to NetGalley and publisher for the ARC!

Remember the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding? Now add vampires and you have this hilarious rom-com! I had some great belly laughs while reading this chaotic / quirky romance! I loved Pandora and her bizarre family as well as Victor! This was an easy quick read.