A Vampire's Love made it all worthwhile... Accepting an invitation to a paranormal investigation on Halloween night was supposed to help Genice disprove superstitions and myths. Instead, it brought encounters with ghosts, the death of a dear friend, and the awakening of a side of her she never knew existed. Filled with excitement, peril, and sizzling romance, this is a story that you'll want to read more than once! WHAT SOME READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS STEAMY PARANORMAL ROMANCE "What a completely compelling story! I loved all of the mystical elements brought into the story. This is not your typical romance love story, it's even better! There's action, excitement, drama, intrigue, and of course, a smoldering hot vampier love interest!!" "What an incredible paranormal romance! I hope there are more to this book!" "I loved, loved, loved this book! This book had everything I wanted in a paranormal romance, insta love from an alpha vampire trying to protect his mate, drama, some mystery and lots of paranormal activity. You don't want to miss this book." "There is lots of action and paranormal activity in this novel. Throw in some steamy sex scenes and you have yourself a novel to read while relaxing with a glass of wine." "This is the first book I’ve read by Ellen Sheehan and I loved it. She has a nice writing style and tells the story well. "

This is the story of a girl who, after suffering a life of hurt and pain, finds her true love, but unlike most girls, she ends up falling in love with a myth, a fantasy, a dream. She finds herself actually finding love in a man that isn't a man--he shouldn't be real; he belongs in movie or in a book. To keep this dream, she must face losing him to keep him. Love know no bounds, which, for Storm, is true as the man she falls in love with is a vampire and one who will do anything to keep her safe and show her a better life.

Razor-edged wit, plenty of bloody mayhem and unique modern illustrations set VAMPIRE LOVER apart from other horror fiction. ?Scarred, disfigured and disturbed? describe the four central characters?the invisible ?throw aways' of society. Vera ? a 62-year-old widow suffering from nightmares. Bone ? a horribly disfigured Vietnam Vet bent on suicide. Phoebe a.k.a. Little Fibs ? a beautiful adept liar, grafter and murderer. Harry/Harriet ? in life, a serially abused, bi-sexual male with multiple personality disorder; in death, a vampire. Three of these souls make choices that have dire consequences, and one follows her heart. All must deal with the consequences?

This guide alphabetically lists 4000 plus horror movies and television shows, some very obscure, that featured monsters. Each entry provides a plot synopsis, identifies the cast and director, and rates the film on a five star scale. No index. Originally published by Billboard Books. c. Book News Inc.

Vampires, since they found a home in the psyche of the West 250 years ago, have always been objects of fascination for popular audiences. Recently they have gained the attention of scholars in the fields of popular culture, literary history, folklore, and cultural anthropology. Now reduced to a cliche and figure of fun, the vampire originally took on its characteristics in the public imagination from a series of plays written and performed by some of the most important figures in 19th-century theatre: Dion Boucicault, Eugene Scribe, Alexandre Dumas pere, Gilbert and Sullivan, Charles Nodier, T.P. Cooke, Marie Dorval, and J.R. Planche. Roxana Stuart's study approaches the subject primarily from the viewpoint of literary criticism but also includes production history, providing the reader with a useful look at theatre practices, as well as social and psychological insights into popular taste and imagination as reflected in the changing persona with which each period and culture endows the vampire, from the relative innocence of the Romantics to the evolving patterns of sadism, misogyny, and xenophobia of the end of the century.

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