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If you couldn't tell from the cover of this book that it was an intense story, then you need some lessons in visual imagery! Will Hill's debut young adult novel Department Nineteen kicks off a fast-paced trilogy about the British Department in charge of maintaining supernatural order. Don't worry, the US has one too, but you won't believe the usual suspects who make an appearance!

Jamie Carpenter watches his father killed right before his eyes, right outside their home. He was told his father was a traitor who was selling information to terrorists. The repercussions are wide spread as jamie and his mother must move time after time once their neighbors realize they are the family of a man who betrayed their country. When Jamie is attacked by a strange woman, he rushes home only to find his mother gone, kidnapped. In fact, Jamie is almost taken as well if not for the arrival of one very large man/monster... complete with bolts on the sides of his neck. Victor Frankenstein saves Jamie from what is clearly a vampire- a very old, very angry vampire who wants Jamie.

Frankenstein takes Jamie back to the hub of Department 19 and explains to him that Jamie's dad worked at the Department, a government agency designed to protect humans from supernatural beasts like vampires, zombies, and werewolves. Jamie's father was indeed a traitor, but he didn't betray his country to terrorists, at least not in the sense Jamie originally thought. He betrayed mankind to the vampires, endangering Department 19, the lives of operatives, and the rest of the unsuspecting humans the Department protects. While Jamie has been disenchanted with his father for years now, he finds this all very hard to stomach, especially when most people in the Department aren't happy to have the son of Julian Carpenter in their midst. But Frankenstein vowed to protect the Carpenter family, and when Jamie insists on traveling all across the continent to find his mother, Frankenstein comes along to protect him. What they don't know is the death of Jamie's father was not the death of a traitor, and that traitor is still inside the Department. Now they are not only battling the creatures who want to destroy people and use them for cattle, they are battling the very people they expect to protect them.

Oh, this book was exciting from the very first page to the last. They bounced all over the continent and between the present time with Jamie's dilemma to the past when Van Helsing and the other founders of Department 19 battled and killed Dracula. And you won't want to miss the hilarious "truth" behind Mary Shelley and Bram Stoker! I loved the excitement and repurposing of old stories in this action-packed supernatural thriller. In fact, I can totally see this story being made into a killer movie (no pun intended!).

The story definitely has some violence in it, and it is a rather long story (over 500 pages). I think it would catch anyone's attention once they started it, but it might be too long for a student who struggles to finish stories. I see this as a great book for guys who need action and anyone who is interested in supernatural stories. My favorite part of the story was Jamie's character. He has a chip on his shoulder about his father, but at the same time, he can't deny what his father did to betray everyone. He is really your classic reluctant, cantankerous hero who will do the right thing, but has his own motives behind his actions. I am looking forward to where this character goes after the brutal ending of this first book. I am eagerly awaiting the next in the series, as I am sure you will too once you read this one!


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Department 19 Department Nineteen Will Hill Books Reviews

Easy quick read. Good story. Quality beach book of you're looking for light and fun. Worth the price of admission.
This was an excellent quality book. It is a an easy read and the details are phenomenal. Everything that takes place effortlessly materializes to become a movie in your imagination. The strongest part of this book is the fights and the great quality of characters. The book starts out slow and gets better and better. Very hard to set down.

I am eagerly awaiting the next book in the series to be released.
I got recommended this book and series and it seemed...interesting. That couldn't be less of a statement. This book is too damn awesome! Exactly my type of genre. Love how it plays with established horror/fiction characters and introduces some great new ones! Julian Carpenter kicks some ass. Will Hill, you've earned yourself a devoted fan.
I got it for my teen son and I ended up reading it too. I'm not the demographic yet it is a phenomenal story and captivation read. I couldn't put it down. It definitely wasn't childish like so many other teen books.
Let me save you some time. Buy the entire series of these books because you are NOT going to be able to put them down. From the first few pages, until the end, you are not going to want to do anything but READ. Make sure there is plenty of food in the house, turn off your phone and call in sick to work (wish I had done that!). Just enjoy!!!
This book is a fascinating look at a secret government agency that keeps the rest of the world from being overrun by evil creatures. It tells the true tale of Dracula and the history of vampire expansion. It has enough weapons and fighting that my son loves it, interesting characters and story development that my daughter likes it and it funny enough that I like it. I particularly enjoy how the author took time to work characters like Bram Stoker, who was a theater manager, into the background of the story. We all like the little British-isms throughout the story- like when a torch is a torch and when it is a flashlight. Great book
This book is perfect for a 16-year-old boy, providing you don't mind his being repeatedly immersed in very descriptive prose of blood pouring profusely out of people.

Besides that, which was way overdone, the book is full of the angst of teenage-hood, great lessons in morality and faithfulness, and many other admirable things,

Were I not put out by the sadist love of spurting blood which abounds throughout, I would have given this five stars.
If you couldn't tell from the cover of this book that it was an intense story, then you need some lessons in visual imagery! Will Hill's debut young adult novel Department Nineteen kicks off a fast-paced trilogy about the British Department in charge of maintaining supernatural order. Don't worry, the US has one too, but you won't believe the usual suspects who make an appearance!

Jamie Carpenter watches his father killed right before his eyes, right outside their home. He was told his father was a traitor who was selling information to terrorists. The repercussions are wide spread as jamie and his mother must move time after time once their neighbors realize they are the family of a man who betrayed their country. When Jamie is attacked by a strange woman, he rushes home only to find his mother gone, kidnapped. In fact, Jamie is almost taken as well if not for the arrival of one very large man/monster... complete with bolts on the sides of his neck. Victor Frankenstein saves Jamie from what is clearly a vampire- a very old, very angry vampire who wants Jamie.

Frankenstein takes Jamie back to the hub of Department 19 and explains to him that Jamie's dad worked at the Department, a government agency designed to protect humans from supernatural beasts like vampires, zombies, and werewolves. Jamie's father was indeed a traitor, but he didn't betray his country to terrorists, at least not in the sense Jamie originally thought. He betrayed mankind to the vampires, endangering Department 19, the lives of operatives, and the rest of the unsuspecting humans the Department protects. While Jamie has been disenchanted with his father for years now, he finds this all very hard to stomach, especially when most people in the Department aren't happy to have the son of Julian Carpenter in their midst. But Frankenstein vowed to protect the Carpenter family, and when Jamie insists on traveling all across the continent to find his mother, Frankenstein comes along to protect him. What they don't know is the death of Jamie's father was not the death of a traitor, and that traitor is still inside the Department. Now they are not only battling the creatures who want to destroy people and use them for cattle, they are battling the very people they expect to protect them.

Oh, this book was exciting from the very first page to the last. They bounced all over the continent and between the present time with Jamie's dilemma to the past when Van Helsing and the other founders of Department 19 battled and killed Dracula. And you won't want to miss the hilarious "truth" behind Mary Shelley and Bram Stoker! I loved the excitement and repurposing of old stories in this action-packed supernatural thriller. In fact, I can totally see this story being made into a killer movie (no pun intended!).

The story definitely has some violence in it, and it is a rather long story (over 500 pages). I think it would catch anyone's attention once they started it, but it might be too long for a student who struggles to finish stories. I see this as a great book for guys who need action and anyone who is interested in supernatural stories. My favorite part of the story was Jamie's character. He has a chip on his shoulder about his father, but at the same time, he can't deny what his father did to betray everyone. He is really your classic reluctant, cantankerous hero who will do the right thing, but has his own motives behind his actions. I am looking forward to where this character goes after the brutal ending of this first book. I am eagerly awaiting the next in the series, as I am sure you will too once you read this one!