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Judgement of Souls is an interesting entry in the vampire genre. I found
the book interesting and well written but there really wasn't anything
deeply appealing or anything unique about the book but that may be
because the genre has been so heavily inundated in the past several
years. The main character, Rachel was born human from two parents who
were both vampires. She was turned, by choice when she was 16, on the
same day when he parents, guardians of the most valuable vampire text,
The Book of Cain, disappeared. To protect them, Rachel put them to
sleep, safely, deep in the Appalachian mountains and then started on her
mission to prove them innocent of wrongdoing so that they could return
to Elysium, their paradise like home. Hundreds of years later, when
Rachel returns to be of her favorite cities, Cardiff, things start to
happen that are related to mysterious scrolls and The Book of Cain.
Things become even more complicated when Rachel becomes incredibly
attracted to a human club owner, Daniel. The pace is fast, the
characters are interesting and the story line, while predictable is well
developed and includes a bit of dark humor. Lovers of the genre may be
interested in Judgement of Souls.
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