Yet, her determination to not play the victim makes her a potential role model for young readers. She has to put up with teen drama in the academy and handles it as poorly as one would expect from a girl her age. The author doesn’t prance around with unimportant scenes and quickly gets the two girls to be friends.Īs a protagonist, Rose comes over as strong and unrelenting. All the major characters are introduced in the very first scene without preamble. This plays an important role in involving the reader even deeper in the story. The story is narrated by Rose Hathaway in first person. The reader gets a preview of the lives of the two girls as they go on with their adventures. Vampire Academy begins almost in the middle of the story. Together, they must navigate their perilous world, not only from the immortals known as the Strigoi, but also from other unlikely adversaries.īeing the last surviving Dragomir princess, Lissa needs the utmost protection from the Strigoi, and Rose Hathaway will go to any lengths to protect her friend while trying to not succumb to forbidden distractions. The film's success was such that sequels were never birthed, which brings us to now.Rosemarie is training to be the assigned guardian of her best friend and the royal princess, Vasilissa Dragomir, who is a pure-bred vampire. ( Bloodlines also comprised six books, with these being published between 2011-2015.) Fans no doubt remember the first book in the Vampire Academy series was adapted into a film in 2014 starring Zoey Deutch, Lucy Fry, and Dominic Sherwood. The six novels in Richelle Mead's series were published between 2007-2010, and they sparked the spinoff Bloodlines, which follows several characters from the series. The friends are in the process of wrapping up their Academy education and prepping themselves for the privilege of royal vampire society. Vampire Academy follows the story of two young women and the friendship they share that goes beyond social classes and other distinctions.
The Vampire Diaries franchise co-creator and her longtime collaborator Marguerite MacIntyre will serve as co-showrunners on the series, and according to THR, the new project has already received a straight-to-series order. Julie Plec is set to adapt the Vampire Academy young adult book series, as written by Richelle Mead, for a scripted live-action drama for Peacock.
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