Vampire's Waltz

By Thomas Staab

ChristineJFerranti never asked to be pregnant. Now something is after her unborn baby. Christine must make a choice--turn her back on a child she never wanted, or fight to save her daughter no matter... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0967417236
• ISBN13: 9780967417233
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Crazy Wolf Pub
• Length: 296 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.8" x 5.0"

Customer Reviews

I enjoyed it

Granted I don't read many vampires stories so I may not have the same point of reference as some of the other reviewers here but other than the typos (which the author's website said are being fixed for the next printing) I really enjoyed this story and the characters. Pretty good for a first book in my opinon. Also the ending was far from expected, not your typical "hollywood" happy ending.

A very good horror novel

First the earthquake then the weather left the city of New York devastated. Ironblood Armondo Moreno knows that the death of millions was not caused by a freak of nature, but that Glynis lives and has brought death and destruction to millions. Having spent several lifetime alone fighting vampires, Armondo wonders if Glynis' offer of hope for him is worth taking to end his isolation. She cannot convert an Ironblood into a vampire, but the mingling of their bloods would lead to a new superior being that would allow the two of them to rule the world. To prove his worth and loyalty, Armondo must bring in the innocent human Christine Ferranti carrying the unborn who will serve as the matriarch of the super race. Christine does not want the child and Glynis projects feelings of inadequacy to Christine, enhancing the pregnant woman's doubts. Adding to her woes is an army of vampires searching for her as well as the nearly invincible Ironblood, who has doubts of his own. VAMPIRE'S WALTZ is an entertaining apocalyptic horror tale. The exciting story line is well written although Thomas Staab tries to bring in too many concepts thus occasionally stalling the plot. In spite of his over enthusiasm, the tale for the most part remains taut and succeeds because readers believe in the terror gripping Brooklyn due to the authentic feel of the characters. Mr. Staab is a talented writer providing vampire lovers with a fresh, modern tale in some ways reminding the audience of Ira Levin's work.Harriet Klausner

Fantasic Book

An amazing book that pulls you in... and keeps you. The characters are some of the best you will find in any novel, all of them are complex and with a purpose. At the same time the action is "edge of the seat". If you enjoy fiction novels this one is a must.

ENQUISITOR'S REVIEW

I have read this book from cover to cover. It is one of the best fiction books I have read in years.It definately has everything it takes to keep you reading more. And I find it hard to put away while traveling to work. I 've almost missed my stop on the train being so wrapped up in this book. I can't wait til' Mr. Staab comes out with his next book.