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700. Graverson, Pat. Sweet Blood. New York: Zebra, 1992. |
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Series: Adragon Hart No. 1. |
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Seventeen-year-old Adragon finds there are some advantages and quite a few disadvantages to being a vampire. His girlfriend, his mother, and the Society of Vampires contrive to make his new unlife difficult. |
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701.. Precious Blood. New York: Zebra, 1993. |
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Series: Adragon Hart No. 2. |
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In this sequel to Sweet Blood (see #700) Adragon is now married and the father of Beth, who has inherited the vampiric trait. |
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702. Griffith, Kathryn Meyer. Vampire Blood. New York: Zebra, 1992. |
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A family of vampires moves into town and sets up their home in a once-opulent movie theater. Of course it isn't obvious at first just what these creatures are, but soon enough the heroine, Jenny, discovers the truth. |
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703. Hodge, Brian. Shrines and Desecrations. Leesburg, VA: TAL, 1994. |
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704. Johnson, V. M. Dhampir, Child of the Blood. (POB 1036/SM) Fairfield, Conn. 06432: Mystic Rose Books, 1997. |
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How to raise a dhampir (child of a vampire), from a mother's perspective. |
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705. Kemske, Floyd. Human Resources: A Corporate Nightmare. Catbird Press, 1995. |
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This is a satiric look at the corporate world wherein one major company is really and truly run by a bloodsucker. |
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706. Kilpatrick, Nancy. See #742A under Unread Anthologies. |
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707. Lake, Paul. Among the Immortals. Brownsville, OR: Story Line Press, 1994. |
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Student Derek Hill discovers the dark and seamy side of academia after his favorite professor is murdered by a psychotic or maybe the man isn't crazy after all. |
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708. Lee, Tanith. Vivia. Little Brown, 1995. |
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