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on 11 March 2017
I don't know. I thought this book would be a little more exciting . It was philosophical, not what I expected.
on 22 September 2016
Morose, self hating vamp spends several hundred years depressed and in a miserable co-parenting situation until he escapes. Unfortunately, he's just as miserable being free and falls in with a bad crowd who kill his daughter / 'paramour '. He's upset even though said vamp child was holding him back and goes back to moping for a few more years. Eventually seeks talk therapy from reluctant human he terrifies so much the poor guy chain smokes as he listens to vanp's tale of woe. The End.
My advice, watch the film. A rare occasion of when Hollywood did it better.
My advice, watch the film. A rare occasion of when Hollywood did it better.
on 17 September 2016
Book in excellent condition.
on 22 July 2016
I read the paper back version several years ago and found it boring. The kindle version brought the book to life. It was brilliant. A really mesmerizing read. I am so sorry that the vampire estate is not on kindle. Something for Amazon to remedy please.
on 10 July 2016
I know I'm in the minority here, but we all agree to disagree.
I PERSONALLY did not like this book, I found it rather dull and boring, and rather long winded, I generally found this book very difficult to get along with, i also thought thought that the characters were highly unrelatable and had very bad chemistry.
I will not be rereading this book in the future
I PERSONALLY did not like this book, I found it rather dull and boring, and rather long winded, I generally found this book very difficult to get along with, i also thought thought that the characters were highly unrelatable and had very bad chemistry.
I will not be rereading this book in the future
