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tin really is a vampire, and now that he is back in the world he can begin transforming others lots of them. David's daughter Emily and her friend Ray team up with another vampire to stop Martin. |
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194. Pierce, Meredith Ann. The Darkangel Trilogy. |
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Although all the books in this trilogy are listed, only the first book has an important vampiric element. |
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195.. The Darkangel. Boston: Little Brown, 1982. Hardcover. (Paperback. New York: Tor, 1984.) |
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Series: The Darkangel Trilogy, Book one. |
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This story is set on earth's moon in a distant future where creatures like gargoyles, witches, and vampires have sprung from human bioengineering. A vampire has kidnapped a woman. Her young servant, Aerial, seeks to destroy him, but the vampire (also called the darkangel) is very beautiful and, Aerial discovers, not completely evil. |
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Element(s): Romance, SF/F. |
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196.. A Gathering of Gargoyles. Boston: Little Brown, 1984. Hardback. (Paperback. New York: Tor, 1984.) |
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Series: The Darkangel Trilogy, Book two. |
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197.. The Pearl of the Soul of the World. Boston: Little Brown, 1990. Hardcover. |
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Series: The Darkangel Trilogy, Book three. |
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198. Pike, Christopher. The Season of Passage. New York: Tor, 1993. Paperback. |
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In the year 2002 the Russians sent a manned expedition to Mars. After a few days all communication with the cosmonauts ceased. Two years later the Americans send their own expedition. Shortly before taking off, the astronauts are given a secret briefing in which they are shown a photograph which appears to show a footprint one of nonhuman origin. A member of the American team, physician Lauren Wagner, begins having nightmares. Once her team lands on Mars and discovers the terrible fate that overtook the Russians, the reality of daily life begins to mimic her nightmare world. Meanwhile, on earth, her sister Jennifer feels compelled to write a dark fantasy, one that may hold the key to the monstrous, vampiric entity that stalks human travelers on Mars. |
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