I love this book but I always forget how much these men T A L K.
My good sirs, you are dramatic. Up front info would help a lot.
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I love this book but I always forget how much these men T A L K.
My good sirs, you are dramatic. Up front info would help a lot.
pickA new favourite!
I don't know why it took me this long to read the book that mostly started it all. I've always enjoyed Vampire Lore and read plenty of other Vampire stories, so I'm baffled with myself for not reading this.
An excellent story, in a distinctive writing style that kept me up way to late.
Now I need to read more of the original Vampire Lore
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so-soI thought it would be an interesting read but no. It was hard to keep up with all of the journal entries. It wasn‘t what I expected it to be. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
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I‘m rereading this old favorite via audio. It‘s such a good narration. I‘m hoping to finish my reread and then read Dracula by Brad Stoker for the first time - like a buddy read.
for me its the historian with 740 pages…but i loved the writing and the research that went into the writing was amazing so it didnt feel like it was a long read and it only took me 1 month to finish :) @BookmarkTavern #sundayfunday
pickAh, this book was a delightfully creepy trip and a half. Following along with #Dracula‘s Lucy and #JaneEyre‘s Bertha, this book explores the real cost of immortality, and the lies and machinations of the men that trapped the two in eternal life. I‘m not much of a horror fan at all, but this book was gruesome at times and had a serious gothic feel, it felt more melancholy to me than anything else. Fast-paced, very well-drawn, and fascinating.
