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Lifeblood

Werner A. Lind

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Jun 01, 2008 Janie Pendleton rated it it was amazing

Wow! I loved this vampire tale called "Lifeblood" by Werner A. Lind. You will fall in love with the sad Ana vasilifata right away, as your heart leaps in the strange darkness that Ana must carry with her everywhere she hunts or roams. Never seeing the light or the people and places she holds most dear to her heart, she is now with the Undead, as a vampire was never her choice. Traveling in time from 1665 where Transylvania still thrived, you will leap suddenly into Joshua's world of modern 2008 Wow! I loved this vampire tale called "Lifeblood" by Werner A. Lind. You will fall in love with the sad Ana vasilifata right away, as your heart leaps in the strange darkness that Ana must carry with her everywhere she hunts or roams. Never seeing the light or the people and places she holds most dear to her heart, she is now with the Undead, as a vampire was never her choice. Traveling in time from 1665 where Transylvania still thrived, you will leap suddenly into Joshua's world of modern 2008 leading your heart to then pound with fresh excitement of her time traveling journey as she meets up with this twenty-four year old man and finds even she may have hope to have a kind friend. But can Ana keep her secret of her early century vampire ways-hiding in blackness of the night and feeding on animals a secret in her new world? Intriguing and never too vile, you will find yourself in hopes that Ana finds what she is looking for throughout this somewhat solomn and sad storyline. However, this vampire tale is a mix of feelings from the beginning to the end as you journey from what the author, Werner A. Lind, has truely combined in a classic idea of supernatural with a modern somewhat romantic, and youthful adventure!

Although I am not sure that I can call this an outright romance, but more of a friendship that 'grows' with companionship and trust. Ana finds that trust, however, is something the young vampiress has trouble finding in this story! You will first feel Ana's loneliness and then feel her pain. The story jumps from time to time era which I like to see in a novel of this genre. Also, it carried the perfect language for each character type, yet, leaving the conversation clear and easily understandable. Most authors overdue this. Werner spins a tale that flows well, has a fast-past plot, and makes for a great weekend read. Your children over twelve would love this book as well. This book did carry the feel for a younger audience than myself. But, still I enjoyed it.

Great Job, Werner! I give it five stars, and that is hard to get from me. I will brag on this one for some time to come!

Janie Pendleton, Novelist- book reviewer
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