Chibi Vampire Volume 8 reads like a transitional story. Maki gets a bigger role trying to set Karin and Kenta up as a couple and a romantic rival is introduced (though there doesn't seem to be as much connected romantically to Kenta). I suspect that Yuriya is more interested in vampires (and the Maaka family in particular) than in Kenta. It doesn't come to a conclusion in this volume but the cliffhanger is not as extreme as previous volumes.
It was mostly just OK so I'll give it a 3.
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