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43.. Paint It Black. Stone Mountain, GA: White Wolf, 1995.
In Midnight Blue: The Sonja Blue Collection. |
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Sonja's anger and powers increase and fuel the supercharged ending to this trilogy. |
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44.. A Dozen Black Roses. Clarkston, GA: White Wolf, 1996. Hardcover. |
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Publisher series: World of Darkness: Vampire. |
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In this novel Sonja Blue enters White Wolf's World of Darkness. She is a vampire like no other that the Kindred of Deadtown have ever come across. Sinjon of the Ventrue clan holds control of Deadtown until Esher, a member of the Tremere, challenges his authority and makes a bid for control. Sonja, known throughout this novel as the stranger, has her own agenda. She still hates vampires and has no compunction about destroying them. In Deadtown she meets a five-year-old boy whose beautiful mother has been kidnapped by Esher. Sonja promises the child that she will get his mother back. She has a plan that means playing one powerful Kindred chief off against the other. The story takes place after the events in Paint It Black (see #43). |
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45. Collins, Toni. Something Old. New York: Silhouette, 1993. Paperback. |
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Publisher series: Silhouette #941. |
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Gabby Thorne is a descendent of the Van Dammes, an old, distinguished family of vampire hunters. Still, when she finally falls in love, the object of her affection, Adrian Lacross, just happens to be one of the undead. |
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Element(s): Category Romance. |
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46. Cooke, John Peyton. Out for Blood. New York: Avon, 1991. Paperback. |
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The doctors tell Chris Callaway that they may be able to keep his leukemia in remission for another five years. But Beth has a better offer. She's willing to give Chris immortality as a vampire. Chris accepts, then learns that staying "alive" as a vampire has its own problems. One problem is a vampire hunter who keeps himself eternally youthful by bathing in the blood of vampires. |
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47. Courtney, Vincent. Vampire Beat. New York: Pinnacle, 1991. Paperback. |
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