Vampire Transgression

by Michael Schiefelbein

Book Overview

From the author of Vampire Wow and Vampire Thrall comes a compelling novel of blood, lust, and bloodlust.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312330219
• ISBN13: 9780312330217
• Release Date: May 2006
• Publisher: St. Martin's Press
• Length: 268 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 6.2" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Yet another gay vampire love story

I feel that we have exhausted the gay vampire genre. This book adds nothing to all the previous novels that explored this area. The characters were one dimensional and I had no empathy or interest in them at all. Do not read unless you are hopeless addicted to gay vampire novels.

Took me a while to figure out it's a love story

Victor is the epitome of an antihero. As a matter of fact, the author does a great job making Victor a villain as the book progresses. As Victor's motives become clear towards the end of the book, the reader realizes that Victor acted out of love and self-sacrifice. It's scary how much I can empathize with Victor. I'm glad I finished this book only a month before the next installment is released. I can't wait!

EFFIN WONDERFUL

This book was sooo amazing!!! I have tyo say at first i thought it was just the typical vampire book with romance and all that but this book was sooo intense and soo dramatic nd like i couldnt stop reading it it was soo amazing and like sooo SEXY!!!

One of the Best Gay Oriented Vampieric Books Available

This book can hold its own against any other Vampire Novel with a gay theme or otherwise. It is well written draws you in makes you heart pound and gets you drawn in.

Vampire Transgressions

Supper, I wish there were more gay novels like this one. I like the way the characters interact with each other. The Author has a way of writing that makes you want to read the book from cover to cover in one sitting. That is, assuming ones eyes don't get tired from too much reading.

Fabulous vampire mythos

Over two thousand years ago, Victor Decimus, son of patrician parents, was a Roman soldier stationed in Judea. He knew and loved Jesus who rejected his love; with his new knowledge that he could love and be hurt, he went to a vampire and asked her to transform him. Once she did, she went on to the DARK KINGDOM, a heavenly realm for vampires. Victor lived on hating Jesus and killing many members churchmen through the ages. Now in the present he has found love with Paul who loved him enough to want to spend eternity with him. When Victor transforms Paul, he breaks two sacred rules of the vampire world, not passing on to the Dark Kingdom and staying with Paul in a consolidation of power that goes against the natural laws of the universe. The powers that be in the Dark Kingdom are getting ready to strike at Victor, but he believes, perhaps foolishly, that he can outwit them. Fans of Brandon Massey and Poppy Z Brite will thoroughly enjoy this new take on the vampire mythos. Paul is an infant compared to Victor and doesn't want to be separated from his lover for the two centuries it will take for him to be eligible to enter the Dark Kingdom. Victor, who never loved like this before, makes many sacrifices for his lover and in the process becomes an endearing anti-hero. Michael Schiefelbein makes his audience believe vampires actually exist. Harriet Klausner