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Cargando... Running Dry: A Novel (2006 original; edición 2006)por M. Christian
Información de la obraRunning Dry por M. Christian (2006)
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. Story of a vampire that has created a lover back in the time of silent pictures. The story opens up with them being on the set of DW Griffith's Intolerance. Doud has changed his lover, Sergio. But it seems that Sergio is killing for the thrill of it rather than to stay alive. So Doud deems he needs to kill him. Sergio escapes and returns looking for Doud in the present day. Doud believes that Sergio has come to kill him after this long time. Doud takes his best friend and goes on the run. They get to a house Doud has in Barstow only to find a starving vampire lying in wait for them. This vampire has a message go to Needles, CA. Doud succeeds in overcoming the messenger and goes to Needles. Leaving his friend behind. Sergio in the mean time shows up at the house in Barstow. He convinces Doud's friend that he is in fact not there to kill him but rather to save him from another vampire that Sergio had created. Different take on the vampire mythos that is generally seen and a far cry from more "modern" vampire stories. The book was published in 2006. ( ) sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Ernst Doud is a middle-aged 154 year old non-human painter living quietly in Los Angeles when he receives a cryptic letter from a lover he last saw in 1913, precisely at the moment he killed him - or so he thought. So begins M. Christian's debut novel. Set in contemporary Los Angeles, with surreal excursions into the outback of Southern California's high desert, Running Dry is a stunningly realised horror story of vengeance, loyalty and the inherent humanity of the inhuman. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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