Bloodwars

By Brian Lumley

Book Overview

Nestor and Nathan Kiklu are twins, united by blood and by a psychic bond inherited from their father, Harry Keogh, the Necroscope. Once so close each knew when the other breathed, they have become the bitterest of enemies, divided by the terrible evil of the Wamphyri. Nestor, now a vampire Lord, rules a portion of the great tower known as the Last Aerie, from which he and the beautiful but deadly vampire Lady, Wratha the Risen, hunt the humans once defended by the Necroscope. Nathan, flung through the Gate to Earth, discovers that he shares not only Harry Keogh's ability to talk to the dead but his power to travel effortlessly and instantly through space and time. Joining forces with Britain's E-Branch, a super-secret organization of psychics, Nathan returns to the vampire world to save his people. Nathan desperately seeks a way to redeem his twin, but despite the solace he finds in the arms of his childhood sweetheart, knows his fight with Nestor must end in death - and the death of all the vampires. Blood - both living and undead - is spilled as Earthly weapons are brought to bear against the metamorphic alien Wamphyri. The highly-anticipated conclusion to the blood-chilling Vampire World trilogy, begun in Blood Brothers and continued in The Last Aerie. At the height of their powers, twin brothers Nathan and Nestor Keogh are locked in mortal combat, determined to destroy each other. The outcome of their battle will determine the fates of two worlds and countless humans.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312856792
• ISBN13: 9780312856793
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Tor Publishing Group
• Length: 509 Pages
• Weight: 1.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.8" x 1.5" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

WOW

This installment is the best; best of the vimpire trilogy; best of all Lumley's works. The conclusion novel is a none stop reader. You wont need friends, when Lumley is your freind. Lumley's writing flows fast through your mind, with jumps,excitment,Twists and Mayhem! If you don't buy this then... life just wont seem the same!

Grande Finale

What can l say but excellent. What a way to finish of this section of the Necroscope Saga. Brian Lumley has developed Nathan our new Necroscope very well in the last two books and has brought him to fruishen in this final book. As in all his books the whole story entwines with many different characters and plots up to a great ending to rival the one in Deadspawn, not going to give away the ending l just hope you read this book and find out for yourself.

THIS GUY IS SO GOOD - IT MAKES ME SICK!

Good lord man, how good can one guy get at storytelling. This novel was the cream of the crop. I almost left my family and friends just so they wouldn't disturb me as I read this tale of terror. Mr. Lumley has a sick and devious mind - and I love it! I will bet you anything that this guy is a living, breathing vampire himself. He absolutely knows too much about them. But seriously folks, this is just great entertainment in all levels. Its a wonder that anybody watches t.v. with great and fun reading material like this around. The vampire world and its denizens are so cool to enter and read about, there are never boring spots in these novels folks. Lumley is just too damn talented a writer when it comes to his baby the Necroscope series. Great work by a great author. Read it today or I'll turn you into my thrall.

A white nuckle ride into a fresh,bloody, Vampire world!!!!

This is by far my favorite work by the master of Vampires.This is the icing on the cake. The well thought out beasts, vampires and gouls will keep you on the edge of your seat, turning page after page in a well lighted room, for when the lights go out, this tale of horror will be the last thoughts before you great the sand man.This is a white nuckle journey into a war of blood, beasts,and monsters that only the master of Vampires could ever dream up. Anne Rice, step aside, Brian Lumley is the Man!!!

A great ending to a good series

This is one of the best vampire stories ever written. Lumley merges science fiction, horror, and fantasy into a dramatic epic that challenges the literary definition of a vampire novel. I just hope that Lumley is not finished with the necroscope story because I feel there is so much left to tell (excluding his recent flashback necroscope novels