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The Sun Will Find You

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If you are a fan of all things vampire, this book is for you. Written in a refreshingly intelligent manner, this book gives depth and history to a wonderful genre! Vampire books (and other media) of late have been watered down and pasteurized for the public, but this book takes a much more intellectual, historical, and gritty look. It's like Buffy meets Bram Stoker!

The book tells of an ageless feud between two vampires that continues in a modern-day Seattle, with our heroine caught in the middle. A vampire slayer, she is not - just a normal girl who now finds herself shoulder-to-shoulder with the immortal! This book has it all for all the true vampire lovers - I know, I loved it!!!

What a fascinating read this book was . . .
I guess even blood sucking murderous vampires are people too.
The plot was a bit bizarre, but it was very creative and enjoyable to read.

I loved this book. Kept turning the pages late into the night.

Chris Muffoletto's new vampire thriller follows young coed Virginia "Ginnie" Schwartzbaugh through Seattle's darker quarters as she discovers a hidden culture of reanimated departed. Both entranced and repulsed by her encounters with beings she thought only existed in the fantasy fiction of her childhood, Virginia becomes increasingly entangled in a world that challenges her loyalties. Are vampires only murderous ghouls bent on stealing life as her vampire-hunting friend Ben insists or do they possess a more compassionate, "human" side? Muffoletto will keep you guessing along with Virginia, in a richly detailed and entertaining tale.

This book is a real page turner -- I couldn't put it down. Muffoletto's character development and attention to detail are outstanding. The ending will surprise you.

I read a lot. This book was a lot of fun. It is well written, fast paced and has good twists. not a standard predictable vampire story of good versus evil. When I am in the mood for something quick and fun I often read graphic novels. This is definitely a step up from that style. a quick read, a little dark and a lot of fun. If you like things like Alan Moore, Frank miller or Robert E. Howard this book is up your alley. well worth it.

This is a clever, witty smart novel that was ahead of it's time! the characters are well developed and intriguing. I found myself very involved with the depth of the vampire characters. I found this vampire story to be much more interesting than the Twilight vampire books. I think the author has underrated himself and will hopefully re-release this book. His historical research adds to the dark , moody, cynical development of the vampires. I am looking forward to more from Mr. Muffoletto.

Finally, a vampire novel that doesn't fall into that traditional "romantic vampire" notion espoused in so many modern vamp stories. The portrayal of vamps and human alike are "realistic" and the chracters have depth and emotion.

What can I say without giving away the story? It moves and is moving. I hope the author has a sequel in mind.