SUMMARY: When a rogue vampire group attacks again, Dr. Cerissa Patel’s happily ever after with the man of her dreams must take a back seat to her mission.
The BookViral Review:Old enemies are back and new pacts are made in a third exciting release in the Hill Vampire Novel series which again finds Jenna Barwin on fine form. With all the back building done Cerissa Patel and Henry Bautista need little by way of introduction but they still have plenty of challenges ahead with Henry harbouring dark and painful secrets that may well be the end of their hard-won relationship. Fusing dark paranormal fantasy and romance, Barwin has clearly found her genre niche but Dark Wine At Dusk might well be the best of the Hill Vampire novels to date. Fans of the series will know all of the books are noteworthy for their strong characters and Barwin’s ability to rework genre tropes to create original plots but with Karen recovering from her kidnapping by the Carlyle Cutter and Henry haunted by his past the tension is quick to build and the stakes run ever higher as tenuous truces seem ready to crumble. More, the treaty restricting the creation of new vampires is in jeopardy and with the threat of war looming the result is a fantasy romance with a core of political and social intrigue.
With a superb plot and its edgy narrative, Dark Wine At Dusk is sure to be well received by discerning fans of the genre and is recommended without reservation.
In the year 2102, mankind has discovered the secret of eternal life. Human souls can be moved from one body to another through the process known as transference. Control of this new technology has fallen under the dominion of Jovian–a powerful prophet and head of the Church which governs every aspect of existence.
With everything fans of the genre could want Stockton has the ability to simultaneously convey the excitement and emotional turmoil of war at its most demanding
Intelligent and thought-provoking, compelling historical drama unfolds in true P.J. Mann style with Aquila et Noctua drawing her fans into the contrary worlds of ancient Rome.
The best short stories should stay with you for days and weeks and the stories in Petersen’s The Parasite from Proto Space & Other Stories certainly hit the mark. A real feat of imagination Petersen’s stories are strange and dark.
The bedrock for authenticity has to be robust research but the inclusion of fact doesn’t necessarily make for a compelling read.
Poems and Notes is an anthology of striking poems that touch on a variety of themes. N. S. A. Parsons has crafted for the reader an enchanting and moving series of poems reflecting the many facets of his experience.
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