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brancy eludes his soul. Then a beautiful woman seemingly offers exactly what he seeks. |
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346. Schutte, James. "Toothless Vampires Can Still Give Hickeys." |
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347. Sinor, Bradley H. "Oaths." |
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The vampire in this tale once had the name Sir Lancelot. Now centuries later, during Europe's Middle Ages, he is reminded of an oath he swore to King Arthur. It is very much like the one he swore when he became a Templar. He is a man of his word. |
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348. Tilton, Lois. "A Vision of Darkness." |
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The setting is ancient Greece. Socrates meets a ghostly being who tells him what it is truly like to die. But this shade has substance and thrives on human blood. |
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349. Greenberg, Martin H. (editor). Vampire Detectives. New York: Daw, 1995. |
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In this collection of nineteen original stories, we encounter vampires who are detectives as well as detectives who hunt vampires. |
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350. Borton, Douglas. "Fangs." |
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351. Collins, Max Allan. "The Night of Their Lives." |
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352. Crowther, Peter. "Home Comforts." |
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353. Elrod, P. N. "You'll Catch Your Death." |
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A Jack Fleming story (see #65-71 for novels based on this character). This time Jack runs into a frightened lady while walking along Chicago's lake shore. He offers his help only to find himself in deep trouble. |
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354. Hoch, Edward D. "No Blood for a Vampire." |
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355. Holder, Nancy. "Undercover." |
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356. Huff, Tanya. "This Town Ain't Big Enough." |
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A Vicki Nelson story (see #126-131 for novels based on this character). Vicki gives some unwanted help to her detective friend |
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