A thief with a deadly secret. A vampire willing to do anything for family.
Orphaned at birth, Elisabeta Trelles and her twin brother, Miles, turned
early to robbery and pillaging to survive the mean streets. Now, after gaining
information on the location of the famed Dragon Egg, Miles insists his sister
infiltrate the secretive vampire society of Ichor Knell and the Egg. All
Elisabeta wants is a better life for herself and her brother—one of honesty and
integrity. Possessing the Egg will help her achieve that goal.
Driven to maintain, preserve and protect the vampire population of Ichor
Knell, Dracula is relentless in his duty. His friends, and there are a host,
are obsessed with hooking him up with the perfect mate. While family is
everything to him—and he might be willing—perfection is difficult to
find.
Vampires mate forever. If Elisabeta seduces Dracula, finds the Egg then
leaves him, she will in effect rob him of his future because he’ll never be
able to take another—and she will still be nothing more than a thief.
Our Review: In this third addition to the Bloodborn
series, we are again treated to author Sydney Winward’s enviable ability to
create diverse and multi-layered characters as well as building a world rarely seen
in other vampire fiction. Ichor Knell comes alive in Bloodscourge, showing
its top and undersides and becomes a showcase for the Vampire culture with all
its customs and vagaries.
Well done. Very well
done!
On a scale of 1-5, Bloodscourge
deserves a 6.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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