In 2002, authors from around the world vied for a position in a new vampire anthology: 13 Night of Blood: Legends of the Vampire. Today, the doors of darkness have been opened once again for the world's most outstanding vampire fiction. Here you will find... · A team of vampire-hunters that encounter much more than they bargained for in a small Southern town... · A psychiatrist who begins to believe that his patient's vampire fantasies may have some basis in fact... · Two old vampires who have settled into a comfortable life, but long to discover the old ways once again... These tales and more await you in Nights of Blood 2: More Legends of the Vampire!
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If anyone needed a grown-up antidote to Twilight, this is it. The stories range from comedic to horrific to historical to mysterious to weird. The volume shows a great variety of skills and imagination, and it s certainly worth a look; 4 out of 5 stars! --Read-Already Reviews<br /><br />If you are a die-hard vampire fiction fan, this is a must have book for you. Nights of Blood 2: More Legends of the Vampire is a collection of seventeen short vampire stories that have some serious bite. --Fang-tastic Books<br /><br />The seventeen stories in this anthology run many a gamut, from the traditional to the bizarre. There s action and adventure, skewed takes on familiar standards, artistry, tragedy, romance, history, urban fantasy ... a little of everything. Most readers are sure to find at least a couple of offerings to their slake their bloodlusty tastes. --The Horror Fiction Review
Nights of Blood 2: More Legends of the Vampire is a collection of short stories. These stories cover a range of vampires vampires who are children, elderly vampires, vampires who are doctors, etc. Some stories include enemies of the vampires including slayers and werewolves. Most of the stories have good action, some romance and a twist that keeps you guessing. These stories speak to the common myths surrounding vampires and their origins, their weaknesses and their strengths. I found that thread interesting to see the commonalities about vampires and how they came into being, how to kill them and how to survive with them. This is a good read for paranormal fans. The stories are all written well. While all involving vampires, the stories are different enough to stay interesting, even while reading back to back. The stories involve good action, good romance and good characters, which says a lot about short stories. Plot and character are fully developed in the stories. I was not familiar with any of these writers prior to reading the book but I will check out their other writings if available. I am not usually a fan of short stories but this book was a good read for me. I would definitely recommend it to others. --Melissa's Book Picks
The seventeen stories in this anthology run many a gamut, from the traditional to the bizarre. There s action and adventure, skewed takes on familiar standards, artistry, tragedy, romance, history, urban fantasy ... a little of everything. Most readers are sure to find at least a couple of offerings to their slake their bloodlusty tastes. --The Horror Fiction Review
Nights of Blood 2: More Legends of the Vampire is a collection of short stories. These stories cover a range of vampires vampires who are children, elderly vampires, vampires who are doctors, etc. Some stories include enemies of the vampires including slayers and werewolves. Most of the stories have good action, some romance and a twist that keeps you guessing. These stories speak to the common myths surrounding vampires and their origins, their weaknesses and their strengths. I found that thread interesting to see the commonalities about vampires and how they came into being, how to kill them and how to survive with them. This is a good read for paranormal fans. The stories are all written well. While all involving vampires, the stories are different enough to stay interesting, even while reading back to back. The stories involve good action, good romance and good characters, which says a lot about short stories. Plot and character are fully developed in the stories. I was not familiar with any of these writers prior to reading the book but I will check out their other writings if available. I am not usually a fan of short stories but this book was a good read for me. I would definitely recommend it to others. --Melissa's Book Picks
The seventeen stories in this anthology run many a gamut, from the traditional to the bizarre. There s action and adventure, skewed takes on familiar standards, artistry, tragedy, romance, history, urban fantasy ... a little of everything. Most readers are sure to find at least a couple of offerings to their slake their bloodlusty tastes. --The Horror Fiction Review
About the Author
Seventeen authors tell seventeen tales of blood... "The Night Garden" by Mark Onspaugh, "Debts" by Amanda Pillar, "Under the Chocolate Tree" by David E. Hilton, "Floaters" by Michael S. Bumagin, M.D., "Burden of Proof" by Jennifer Graham, "A Rustle of Curtains" by Henry Leon Lazarus, "Pas de Deux" by Edward McKeown, "Defender" by Garry Ward, "Expiration Date Not Required" by A.D. Nailor, "Lazuli" by Christine Rains, "1-800-VAMPYRE" by Bob Nailor, "The Vampire Doll" by Joette Rozanski, "Days and Nights" by Elyse Salpeter, "Down in the Cellar" by Joe McKinney, "Barney" by James R. Cain, "Tales of the Vampire" by Mitchel Whitington, "Give Until It Kills" by Joe Sergi
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