"Oh Lawd, a VAMPIRUH has taken mah blood!!" Says Jaz Parks near the end of book two.
O. Mah. Gawd. C'est fantastique!! Just thayat layast line has made me type with a Southern ACcent. Book twooooo.
Chien-Lung, a Chinese vamp aspiring to obtain the ultimate draconic form. He has gotten as close as he will with Bergman's latest toy. A biological weapon invented to bind with a soldier's DNA and make him basically invulnerable. Incidentally, to do this, it covers the wearer's skin with reptilian scales. Oh I didn't mention the wearer also grows claws, projectile exploding spikes, a long, crushing tail, and can breath fire. Good going Bergman.
So the team is back together sent to Corpus Christi Festival, Texas.
Cassandra and Bergman are at each other's throats, magic vs. science. Cole has his usual endless supply of bubblegum. Vayl's touchy about Jaz occasionally favoring others before him. Jaz is sleepwalking with her gun. Dangerous much?
Oh, and then there are the Reavers who suck souls from helpless victims. Jaz seems to be the only one who can see their weaknesses, and is therefore #1 on the Reavers' hit list.
Isn't it all just too, too? I love it. Just wait until you read the next one! Oh and the one after that. Oh man and the one after that!! =D I just can't get enough of Jaz and her crew! I will bring you more soon! =D
ReplyDeleteAm I supposed to just "know" this book already?? If so, I fail... it's obviously a series, but with no acknowledgment to either the author or title, I'm in the dark still.
ReplyDeleteNot that this is an issue, your synopses are probably sufficient to keep me abreast of the whole storyline.
Have you ever partaken of any Mike Carey? He's a whole different kettle of darkside drama (with a bit of English dry humor thrown in).
Thanks for the writing you're doing Bobby