The Rovers Return: The Official Coronation Street Companion

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Stylishly gritty, populated by archetype characters simultaneously larger than life and accurately reflective of reality, punctuated and ultimately defined by outrageous yet deftly framed violence. It will include the latest action both on and off the cobbles, what you thought about the soap's top storylines and what the stars are up to away from the set.

So now all eyes are on who will be the next owner's of Weatherfield's finest establishment - and adding their name to a list of memorable landlord's and ladies.The lucky guests will be immersed in Weatherfield, as the pop up red brick house will give them a chance to live like the locals. He gives us four points of view that slowly weave together to form one big, bad, bloody showdown in 1970s Vegas. It’s not scary, and is a slightly different take on the vamps, with the characterizations shining through. The presence of a real Purplebricks sign outside adds a little bit of extra realism to a really relatable story between two of our best-loved characters. For me, vampire tales teach the break out of the self-imposed boxes we tend to put ourselves in lesson oh-so perfectly.

As we make our way through the book, their chapters begin to shed more and more light on their history and brother love/tension. I got flashbacks to “Of Mice and Men” and “Interview with a Vampire” (and even a bit of “Buffy”) while reading this grittier, dirtier, road trip/revenge story of two vampire brothers, and the vampire biker gang out to get them.

They aren't consistent, but every once in a while there will be an actual knock when someone knocks on a door. The newsletter will land in your inbox on a Friday and bring you the highlights of everything we've written about Weatherfield that week. Jesse and Edgar are brothers, and because they are rovers and need human blood to survive, they travel the backroads of California and Nevada, never staying in one place for long. Just a touch of sunlight on their skin makes them blister, and only minutes exposed to the sun will result in their death.