Cherished Blood: Sensual Vampire Stories

by Cecilia Tan and Sabrina Blackburry

Vampire Erotica This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 188586518X
• ISBN13: 9781885865182
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Circlet Press
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Excellent, delectable collection!

Someone recommended Cecilia Tan's vampire erotica because her work is scrumptious, literary and unique. I agree with the person who made the aforementioned assessments. Cherished Blood is a rich collection of the most erotic vampire stories I have read in quite a while. I am not familiar with the authors in this collection, but the stories all have a particular flavor and feel to them. I loved the ones centered on BDSM and alpha immortals of course. What is remarkable about this collection is that these are not cliché vampire stories. They don't follow a specific Bram Stoker-like folklore or rules of mythology. They are creative, sensuous and erotic to the core. I see that this is the third offering of four collections. I look forward to reading the other three.

surprises and turn-ons

This is the third of four collections of vampire erotica put out by Circlet Press. There are all pairings here and the immortal isn't always the one with the power. Some pieces are better than others but that is more a matter of taste and not a statement of the quality of writing. Cecilia Tan, the editor, can be picky with this third book and so the quality is overall very high. Of course, I'm a bit biased because I like vampires, especially when they are powerful women or involved with powerful women are there are a few of those here.

Many very good stories, a couple poor ones

These are tales of twists of fate, and are chock full of Vampiriffic excitement and intensity. They are tales that will touch your heart, make you angry, make you laugh and make you cry. "Cherished Blood" is everything a collection of stories should be...and so much more!Even though some stories are more professionally written than others, and a couple are pretty poor, even the worst of the lot is a hundred times better than say, "D/s" by Gary S. Kadet.