Love in Vein

ISBN-13: 9780982812174 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 456 str.

Stavros

Opis

When one's life is long, the opportunity for sin is great. How great, then, are the sins of a vampire strung to the wheel of fate? The saga continues from the critically-acclaimed novel, Blood Junky, with masterful skill and wonderful passion. In Love in Vein, Stavros has crafted a tale of crime and consequence, of love and sacrifice, intricately woven with real historic events. Set amidst gorgeous southwestern landscapes, a seemingly innocuous journey unravels a tapestry of events that threatens to crush the lives of all who are stitched into fate's delicate skein. Lin Pevensey is a two hundred and fifty-six-year-old Child of Evensong. Plagued by the memories of a horrific sandstorm in 1934 and the brutal murder of an entire farming village, she has been locked into returning to the scene of the crime every decade looking for redemption. With the wild, violent, and unpredictable century-old vampire Z joining Lin on her ritual, the two lost souls have wreaked havoc in their own right, killing and burning their feed sites, to cover their tracks, when Lin feels the pull to return to that northeastern corner of New Mexico. Now, as they barrel down the road to that hallowed site, pursued by two Arizona homicide detectives, Lin finds hope for her salvation in the form of a young medical student named Sarah Somers. But Sarah is more than just a stranger that Lin has met along the way. She is the spitting image of one of the slain villagers from the massacre that haunts the vampire. Sarah's uncanny resemblance to the murdered woman draws Lin into a deep emotional journey of karma and lies. She abandons her long time friend for the young woman, causing unsettling repercussions that pits her very soul against her dark vampiric nature. Will Lin risk her sanity to save the girl that destiny has re-birthed for her, or will she become the monster that she has always feared? Love in Vein is a pulse-pounding horror novel fueled with an adrenaline-induced joyride on the wrong side of night