Vampire Virus

by Michael Romkey

When researcher Dr. Bailey Harrison ventures into the dense jungles of Costa Rica to investigate the death of an archeologist from a strange and deadly new virus, she stumbles upon a secret world... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0449002616
• ISBN13: 9780449002612
• Release Date: November 1997
• Publisher: Fawcett Books
• Length: 295 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

THE VAMPIRE VIRUS

This book capitured me, I am not one to sit still and I could not put it down. I also read Fears Point and I had the same experience, I look forward to reading all of your books, I only hope that one day we will see you on the big screen. Thank you, for sharing your colorful imagination. Melinda Alexander Orlando, Fl

The plot thickens.

I have read all of the romkey vampire books. I was hooked from the first to the last. Though you should really start from the begining of these books, you can enjoy each one by itself. As with any series of books, don't expect to understand what is going on without starting from the begining. Now if you are expecting a "vampire" book that goes by the rules of Hollywood, then perhaps you might find the latenight movies more suitable. Romkey does an excelent job making you believe that their might really be vampires out there. After reading the series, you might start to wonder yourself.

An excellent twist on vampires

This book,like his others brought intrigue to the vampire story lines I have been reading. In my experience the uknonw authers are the best and I give two thumbs up to Michael Romkey. I enjoyed the book immensly and am awaiting his newest arival, if there is one.

romkey's usual

no doubt, this was an excellent book, but I was lead to believe that it was going to be different than the others he's written in the "series" but it wasn't. Instead of Mozart he had Beethoven (seems to be preoccupied with the composers of the past). It was still the vampiri Illuminati. I thought this was going to be different. Once I realized it wasn't I found the book to be excellent (though I did miss David and Mozart).

Was Entertaining...

I happened on this book by accident and was pleasantly surprised by it. I read for the pure entertainment of a new world in my mind, and enjoyed where this book took me. I recommend it to any of you that enjoy an interesting story, with a little make believe (after all, isn't that what fiction is all about?)