Started today at work, my third Malfi I believe.
Started today at work, my third Malfi I believe.
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A wild, epic fantasy about a world doomed to darkness and the vampires that fight to rule. Gabriel's story continues, as he continues to protect Dior so she can fulfill the prophecy and put an end to the eternal night. This book is action filled, as our heroes constantly fight different vampires houses. The cruelty of the vampires is extreme, and there is very little happiness here. It is very intense and made me want to keep reading.
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“ 'SALEM'S LOT has to do with my own disillusionment and consequent fear for the future. In a way, it is more closely related to INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS than it is to DRACULA. The fear behind 'SALEM'S LOT seems to be that the Government has invaded everybody“ (King).
A writer who can take the time to get me to care about the characters and then horrifically dispose of some of them is a truly gifted writer indeed. He is THE KING.
First off much respect to Anne Rice. While most of us think we could write a book, she wrote not only one but several. She gave up Catholicism in support of her son who was gay. One of her books, Cry to Heaven, gave me a huge inkling I might be gay. However, I read Interview back in 9th grade and thought it was boring. I‘m rereading it again for a bookclub next week and man those feelings came back. Her writing is a heaping helping 👇🏼
This book was taxing, but not always in a bad way. It‘s dark, tragic, and emotional grimdark fantasy, so if that‘s your thing, go for it. It‘s also packed with action and interesting characters. However, I think the ending was the books weakest point, with sudden pacing issues and strange turns of character. Overall, an engaging start to a dark fantasy trilogy.