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Dark Changeling [3 1/2 Diskette, HTML]

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If you like vampires, tortured heroes, and more action, intrigue, and suspense than a faint heart can handle, DARK CHANGELING is the book of your dreams--and it might just give you nightmares. Roger Sean Gallagher Darvell, MD, has a thriving psychiatric practice, is a practicing Catholic, and has an unholy appetite for human blood. He is fighting his own demons when a serial killer appears on the scene, a killer who drinks human blood, and Roger is asked to profile the killer. Before he can start, Roger meets Sylvia LaMotte, a self-described vampire immortal, at a party and begins to learn of his own dark beginnings--beginnings that overwhelmed his upbringing by the "ephemeral family" that adopted him.

Set in the present day, beautifully written, DARK CHANGELING has a very sympathetic hero, one that is tormented by his horrible hunger and determined to find out just who and what he is. Roger also has to deal with the killer, the outcast vampire that is taking human life and making sure Roger is aware of exactly what is going on. This book is a winner, on every level, but don't read it at night unless every light in the house is turned on and all the doors and windows are locked. Ms. Carter has written a book that is full of chills, shivers, and blood--enjoy. I did.

In this dark romance, Margaret L. Carter spans the world of the supernatural to bring forth a delightful read. Her settings are rich and detailed, her characters full of depth. Ms. Carter has wrought a winner.