Last Vampire #05: Evil Thirst

by Christopher Pike

Book Overview

Facing the difficult task of having to hunt down her own daughter and destroy her, the vampire Alisa believes in her heart that Kalika, a bloodthirsty monster, is not completely evil, and hopes to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671550500
• ISBN13: 9780671550509
• Release Date: July 1996
• Publisher: Archway Paperbacks
• Length: 179 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.7"
• Age Range: 12 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 12

Customer Reviews

Never got this book

I got a completely different book….. not even a Christopher Pike book…. I ordered this and got a Ripley’s Believe it or Not! I still don’t believe it!

LOVED IT!

In fact I LOVED the entire series! I think I read every book over at LEAST 4 times! I especially loved the character Kalika, loved the way he described her, loved her fathomlessness... I feel speechless right now, I don't even know what I say! That's how good it is... The book is religious, yet not so seriously so that you will punished if you do not agree or w/e, but simply, you'll be sucked so deep into the book you might even smart believing Sita's believes...

Nothing Is As It Seems

Loved this book. This book sparked my favorite quote and motto. It is simply profound. The agony of fufilling one's purpose without outside thought interferring with one's ego, is hard! It's also a good read. Sita and Kalika are classic characters. My favorite book in the series.

Magical

It is amazing how Mr.Pike express the magic and wonders of this mysterious universe,how the stars above relate closely to every human being,the powers of eternal love,wise people who knows more than anyone else would,the unexplainable truths about Kalika-all these wierd,mystical stuffs,I personally enjoy them very much.But I like the last few pages the best because it is written in such a way that it turns out very much like a movie scene.This entire episode is "progressive" and can keep you awake all night reading it.

A truly suspenceful and touching book.

The conflict between mother and daughter is completely gripping. The problem that is set before a favorite character Alisa and a new character Kalika. You really learn to hate Kalika although at the same time you love her. The more you hater the more you'll learn to love her. She's evil. She's passionate. She takes almost totally after her mother. It is one book you'll want to read again. Or just leave it after reading it once because you don't want to ruin the uniqueness of such writing. Read it. Love the characters. Hate them. Let the book carry you through emotions you never thought a book could give you.