Eternal Kingdom: A Vampire Novel
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| Rating | : | 4.26 (812 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1611990890 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 210 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
In this game, the pieces are made up of human and vampire players, and to lose a piece will result in the death of that player, usually in a gruesome and bloody manner. Some are convicts, with nothing left to lose, while others are dying from ailments, and if they win, they will receive the gift of eternal life. Other volunteers join the game for love, while even more are simply blackmailed. As the two game masters call out each move, piece by piece is killed: humans fed upon by their vampire opponents, and the vampires murdered by sun-based weapons that fry them from the inside out, leaving only ash in their wake. At the end
AnnaRose said Love GOOD Vampire Fiction - This Is One of Those Rare "Good" Ones!. A fun read. I'm picky about my vampire fiction. I'm opinionated about how it should be written. Sparkly, emo vampires aren't my thing. This book was a welcome change from the current trope of self-hating, emo vampires who should just get it over with and off themselves.I really enjoyed the character development in "Eternal Kingdom", and the flow of the story went just right for me. I'll definitely be back for more, believe you me.Congratulations on a fantastic novel, Ms. Roger. You did something very difficult. You got my attention, and for all the right. Good vampire story with lots of action David Watson ampires are becoming reckless and not adapting to new technology. Humans are starting to learn of their existence by catching proof of them with cell phone video and spotting them on security cameras. Some vampires are so afraid of being caught on camera that they are starving themselves and going insane. The vampire council has to do something to keep the vampires hidden from humans and the answer lies in a game of chess.Back in ancient Rome, humans discovered the existence of vampires because vampires fed on humans out in the open. Humans started hunti. "This book starts off with a pretty good job of "showing and not telling" according to Amazon Customer. I received an ARC for an honest review.This book starts off with a pretty good job of "showing and not telling," and a sense of horror for what you witness. It sets the pace for the grisly game of chess that unfolds.Readers of horror, intrigue and vampire novels will probably really enjoy this book.