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89.. Covenant of Justice. New York: Bantam, 1994. Paperback. |
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The humans and their allies finally get their act together and the rebellion takes form. |
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90. Gideon, John. Kindred. New York: Jove, 1996. Paperback. |
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In the 1970s, Lewis Kindred was in Vietnam, where the horrors of war paled in comparison to the vampire creature he encountered: one that tortured, killed, and fed on blood and anger. That creature wanted to bring Lewis into its world, but Lewis refused. Now, more than twenty years later, the creature once again seeks him out, manifesting itself in a bloody killing spree. |
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91. Gideon, Nancy. Midnight Kiss. New York: Pinnacle, 1994. Paperback. |
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Arabella Howland is the daughter of a physician who has a patient with an intriguing ailment a penchant for human blood and an aversion to sunlight. The patient, Louis Radman, is a vampire, and Dr. Howland feels he has found a cure. Indeed Louis' condition seems to revert for a while. He indulges his love for Arabella and they marry. But their happiness is marred by the arrival of Bianca Du Maurier and Gerardo Pasquale, vampires from Louis' past. It is safe to say these two do not have Louis' best interests in mind. Bianca, for instance, wants to see her former lover return to his vampire status. And, in this novel, that is a distinct possibility. |
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Element(s): Category Romance. |
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92.. Midnight Temptation. New York: Pinnacle, 1994. Paperback. |
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Louis and Arabella have a teenage daughter, Nicole. One night she follows her father and watches as he feeds on the blood of a young woman. Horrified that her father is a monster, she runs away to make a new life for herself in Paris. There she meets and falls in love with Marchand LaValois, but their happiness is soon marred by the appearance of the vengeful Bianca and her companion Gerardo. |
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Element(s): Category Romance. |
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93.. Midnight Surrender. New York: Pinnacle, 1995. Paperback. |
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