Forever Knight: A Stirring of Dust

by Susan Sizemore

When a string of decapitated murder victims is discovered, vampire detective Nick Knight suspects a recently released former inmate who had killed his wife the same way, but he wonders if one of his... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1572972386
• ISBN13: 9781572972384
• Release Date: April 1997
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 252 Pages
• Weight: 0.31 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Great book!

One of the best vampire novels I've read. I've read all three FK novels, plus multiple vampire novels, but this one and "Intimations of Mortality" remain my top picks among the vampire stories that I have read.The characters were easy to comprehend and understand, considering the fact that I had never before seen the show, though I had heard of it. I really enjoyed the conception of a vampire with a conscious, but also with a lingering feeling of guilt so strong that he will not allow much to interfere or control his life. Considering the fact that LaCroix is the one who should be in control, Nick is one of those characters you just can't help but feel a little sense of sympathy for, and you also can't help but root for him whenever he's in a crisis.The conception, also, of a mortal, Dr. Natalie Lambert, being the vampire Nick's best friend, that gives you a little bit of a thought of a romance possibly blooming, but you soon figure that it's never gonna happen. The characters were very well-rounded, and I applaud Susan Sizemore for her great and well-done efforts!!!The book is fantastic, and it's a great read for a rainy day, as I found out.Just, whatever you do, don't read "A Stirring of Dust" or "Intimations of Mortality" when there's a rainstorm outside.Trust me on this one.Did I just see a pair of gold eyes outside my bedroom window......?

Really very good!

Excellent! I am so glad to see some Forever Knight merchandise out there! And this story was an excellent beginning to what I hope is a long string of novels! The characters were well done, although I would have liked it more if it could have taken place in the first or second season. Capt Reese, Vachon, and Tra-cee were dreadful, but seeing my old friends (Nick n Nat) made up for it, big time.

Forever Knight: Life After (Un)Death!!!

For a fan of the Forever Knight TV series, this book is exactly what the doctor ordered. The novel reads like an extended episode of the show, which is all any serious FK fan could ask for. The characters seemed "in character," and, for the most part, the book continued the "feel" of the TV show. I hope that this book is merely the first in a series of FK-Book/Episodes (which, I hope, will also include forays into the first and second season time periods). A non-FK fan might enjoy this book, but I'd suggest watching tapes to the series to pick up on the show's distinctive moodiness and the relationships among the characters

Great! So well written it was as if I was watching it on tv.

Susan did a great job. The book was written like one of the episodes. I felt as if I was watching an episode of my favorite show. It was well written, easy to follow along. I would hear the characters speaking there lines as I read and it was believeable. I had a hard time putting the book down. I highly recommend this novel to any reader who is a Forever Knight fan or enjoys a great fiction novel

A fan of Forever Knight will like this book!

Fans of the TV series 'Forever Knight' should enjoy this book. Susan Sizemore did an excellent job recreating the characters from the show. I also feel she did a wonderful job with the non-major characters, like Vachon. As a fan of 'Forever Knight', I had always wanted to see more of him in the series. I found it quite easy to picture this book as an episode. The story is nicely paced, and at the end, I wanted more