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-Mary Wortley Montagu
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The oddities bothered meFirst off, it wasn't poorly written, but it was the writing style that annoyed me somewhat.
Weird Writing StyleFirst, the formatting in which the dialogue is part of the paragraphs.
Two business partners. One murdered, the other accused and on the run. An explosive opening moves to a slow burn that builds until you are fairly chomping at the bit to reach the end.
No biting to transform into a Vampire in this book, rather the main character, Cole Sterling - a military doctor during the 1918 conflict with Germany - is transformed through a vile of blood injected when he's near death.
Vampires, Lycan and a wonderfully intriguing retelling of an old story.
Since When Did Foreign Terrorists......speak as if they were born in the good old U.S. of A?
A Brilliant WhodunitThe author describes his work as a cross between Fargo and Knives Out and he's spot on, just as he was with this novel.
Not A Bad AttemptTo get this out of the way, the author needs an editor to go through to correct the multitude of mistakes which causes the reader to trip over segments.
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