Now that Raven and her vampire boyfriend Alexander have driven the deadly twins from Dullsville, there is only one threat left --- their younger brother Valentine, zipping through Dullsville on his coffin-shaped skateboard. Not only is he fast and deadly, he has taken an interest in Raven’s younger brother Billy.
As if protecting her family and town weren’t enough, Raven has to wrestle with the question of whether or not she wants to join Alexander in eternity. There is also the Prom to get ready for and long-time human nemesis Trevor with whom to spar.
Valentine has an unusual talent: he can read people’s minds, as well as their fears. When Alexander plans a romantic graveyard picnic, Raven panics when she thinks he is about to bite her. Valentine is aware that Raven has second thoughts about becoming a vampire bride and isn’t shy about letting Alexander know this. The more they learn about Valentine, though, the more they realize that in many ways he is a young kid suffering from loneliness. This is something Alexander understands, as he is the last remaining person from his family and his old country, except for his butler.