Lee McGeorge
Autor de Slenderman, Slenderman, Take this Child
Obras de Lee McGeorge
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Congratulations Lee McGeorge for delivering a fantastic conclusion to the Vampire trilogy.
Lee McGeorge certainly knows how to write a book (and series) with the perfect amount of pace. I struggled to put the book down, the pages kept on turning.
And the stroyline/plot did not fail to excite. A well thought out ending.
Looking forward to future projects from such a skilled writer.
Lee McGeorge certainly knows how to write a book (and series) with the perfect amount of pace. I struggled to put the book down, the pages kept on turning.
And the stroyline/plot did not fail to excite. A well thought out ending.
Looking forward to future projects from such a skilled writer.
Lee McGeorge has done it again. Another enjoyable read and a perfect second book of the trilogy. Normally I am not a fan of collections/trilogies, and tend to lose interest along the way. But the author has managed to keep me engrossed till the end. I cannot wait for the third part to be released.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and could not put it down.
This is not your vampire cliché story. Dark and very graphic in places. Lee McGeorge has a way with words, and is able to create such vivid images and scenes. I found the pace of this book to be perfect.
This book alone could be read on its own. But I am sure, like me, you will want to get your hands on Vampire "Unseen" and carry on the story.
This is not your vampire cliché story. Dark and very graphic in places. Lee McGeorge has a way with words, and is able to create such vivid images and scenes. I found the pace of this book to be perfect.
This book alone could be read on its own. But I am sure, like me, you will want to get your hands on Vampire "Unseen" and carry on the story.
Estadísticas
- Obras
- 12
- Miembros
- 22
- Popularidad
- #553,378
- Valoración
- 4.5
- Reseñas
- 5
- ISBNs
- 11
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