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Jan. 29th, 2025
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kalinaraSorry for the delay. As usual, I have an excuse: I couldn't think of which book I wanted to review next. I definitely intend to get to the next book in the Cleric Quintet, but I like to have a little bit of a break before I continue with a series.
Then I realized that it's been a good hundred years or so since I reviewed the last Vampire Files novel.
This is one of those review series that's really more for me than for any of you. They're quick, easy, and generally of pretty good quality. (Even the one I thought was kind of mediocre turned out to be awesome once I realized I'd missed the point. - See my review of Bloodcircle's last chapter to see what I mean.)
But anyway, it'll be interesting to see where it goes. This is one of those series that I read when I was much younger, somewhat out of order (depending on which books I could find at the library or used book store), and thus I have a very shaky memory for most details.
I remembered a lot of the first three books since they're kind of an enclosed trilogy, centered around Jack, his relationship with Maureen, and what exactly happened to her. But now we know. And there are nine books left. So what are they?
( Let's find out! )
Then I realized that it's been a good hundred years or so since I reviewed the last Vampire Files novel.
This is one of those review series that's really more for me than for any of you. They're quick, easy, and generally of pretty good quality. (Even the one I thought was kind of mediocre turned out to be awesome once I realized I'd missed the point. - See my review of Bloodcircle's last chapter to see what I mean.)
But anyway, it'll be interesting to see where it goes. This is one of those series that I read when I was much younger, somewhat out of order (depending on which books I could find at the library or used book store), and thus I have a very shaky memory for most details.
I remembered a lot of the first three books since they're kind of an enclosed trilogy, centered around Jack, his relationship with Maureen, and what exactly happened to her. But now we know. And there are nine books left. So what are they?
( Let's find out! )