The Vampire's Kiss

by Raven Hart

The most powerful member of Savannah's vampire community, William Cuyler Thorne, launches a personal quest for vengeance when he discovers that his wife and son, whom he had believed dead, have been... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0345498569
• ISBN13: 9780345498564
• Release Date: December 2007
• Publisher: Ballantine Books
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.3" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

The Best of the Series so Far

I felt the The Vampires Kiss was the best one in the series. William goes to England to rescue Renee, the Daughter of his beloved friend. His wife whom he discovered is still alive and also is a Vampire kidnapped her. Jack stays home to take care of things. William reunites with his son, and shocks him when he reveals to him that he is his true Father. William's beloved Eleanor betrayed him and left with his wife and son, and his wife's lover, will he rescue her or kill her? The next book in the series come out on April 29,2008 and I already have it pre-ordered.

Raven Hart Continues the Suspense

The Vampire's Kiss continues all of the thrills and suspense of the first two novels, while providing plenty of new twists and turns. In this book, we see the true dark side of William the vampire master (who as gone to London to "take care of business"), while his protege Jack maintains a sense of humor as he holds down the fort against a serious werewolf threat in Savannah. I won't spoil any surprises, but the introduction of Seth, a good-guy werewolf, was a delight. Oh, yes, and it's sexy, too! An outstanding continuation of a great cast and plot.

Wonderful saga continues

I was not disappointed with the continuing saga of William and his friends. I was surprised by the actions of his son. The next novel may shed some light upon his true turn around. Anyways, this is a great vampire novel. Has a little of everything in it. Zombies, werewolves, vampires, a Goddess (who is the "slayer"). Great reading material. Hard to put down.

A Page-turner

The stakes are raised, no pun intended, in this third book following William and Jack, the two Savannah vampires. Alternately poignant and funny, it is a page-turner. I HAD to keep reading to find out what would happen and now I can't wait until the next book.