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In this sequel to the hilarious and hare-raising Night of the Living Cuddle Bunnies, Devin faces a new threat-vampires!

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Devin Dexter and his cousin Tommy just saved the city of Gravesend from the menace of magical, malicious Cuddle Bunnies brought to life by the warlock, Herb. But there´s no rest for the wicked, as a new mysterious neighbor moves in across the street. At night. With a coffin. Tommy immediately jumps to conclusions as he thinks this can only mean one thing: Vampires.

Devin isn´t so quick to believe, as he is struck by the neighbor´s daughter, a girl his age. Even though Tommy points out that they have never seen her during the day. Yet when she invites him to a dance at her school-the Nosfer Academy of Talented Understudies-how can Devin say no? Tommy, though, realizes that this is an opportunity. After tackling a wizard last winter, surely they can protect Gravesend from some measly vampires, right?

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"Fans of Dave Barry, Jeff Kinney and R.L. Stine will love this not-put-downable follow-up to Rosen´s Night of the LIving Cuddle Bunnies. It will capture your heart and leave you laughing all the way to the blood bank. (With vampires, bats, a killer bunny and more, you´ll root for Devin and Tommy all the way!)" -- Debbie Reed Fischer, author of This is Not the Abby Show

"Laughs and scares abound in Rosen´s latest tale from Gravesend. Grab some garlic, sharpen your stakes, and settle in for a good time!" - Patrick Moody, author of The Gravedigger´s Son

"A funny, action-packed, and bloody (but not TOO scary) treat!" - Jeff Strand, author of The Greatest Zombie Movie Ever

" From Sunset till Sunrise has everything I love in a story, from poorly-dressed warlocks to angst-ridden vampires to evil little sisters! Devin Dexter and the denizens of Gravesend never failed to amuse, excite, and surprise me. I couldn´t turn the pages fast enough. Kids are going to sink their teeth into this!" - David Neilsen, author of Dr. Fell and the Playground of Doom

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Rosen, Jonathan
Jonathan Rosen is a transplanted New Yorker, who now lives with his family in sunny South Florida. He spends his "free" time being a volunteer coach and chauffeur for his three kids. Some of Jonathan´s fondest childhood memories are of discovering a really good book to dive into. His favorite of all time is Hitchhiker´s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. He currently writes middle-grade, because his sense of humor is stuck in that age. Jonathan is proud to be half-Mexican and half-American, although neither country is really willing to accept responsibility.

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