The Stuart Vampire has received another wonderful review thanks to writer Francine Howarth! Yey! With the restoration of Charles II to the throne of England (1660). there is much rejoicing within the royal court. Nonetheless, the seeming Stuart Curse is once again set to bring more heartache to the royal household, for while the opulence and profligacy of the royal court, (as history dictates) is yet to manifest in full splendour, death is already stalking through the royal apartments. Needless to say, a royal death is the catalyst to The Stuart Vampire. Thus this novel, although well-researched and historically correct, fantasy soon begins to creep centre stage when a wraithlike creature enters the room of a sick prince. The reader is then thrust into the realm of the un-dead, an overall existence that can lead to purgatory and a tortured soul, or to that of love with a tempting beautiful vampire. Beauty, though, is often merely skin deep, and eventually forbidden love brings the tortured soul from the darkness of entrapment, a love that knows no bounds and crosses the great divide. Cast disbelief aside, go with the flow of this novel, and enjoy the dark side! Intrigued? Why not pick up your own copy for only 77p/99c! amazon.co.uk/The-Stuart-Vampire-Andrea-Zuvich-ebook/dp/B00GBN90O2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1401358801&sr=8-2&keywords=The+Stuart+Vampire
Posted on: Thu, 29 May 2014 10:22:53 +0000
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