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  • Bound in Blood: The Erotic Journey of a Vampire
  • Author: David Thomas Lord
  • Publisher: Kensington Pub Corp
  • Year: 2001
  • Country: US
  • 346 pages
Nudity
4
Sex
4
Violence
4
S&M
3
Rape
1
book cover
Description:
Having been converted to vampirism, along with his actress mother, Noel, in 1870s Paris by Phillipe, the Marquis de Charnac, Jack stalks the all-too-trusting and willing gay men of Greenwich Village. His crimes draw the attention of not only the local gay press (which chronicles 'the Horror of West Street') but also his despised mother, who's attempting to blackmail her son into revealing the location of Phillipe's grimoires of power.

QVamp says:

I admit that I didn't make it through this (very long) book. But, as far as I can tell, the summary of it is this:

A powerful vampire stalks New York City preying on the lives of gay men. No matter how innocent a man is, or how much he has to live for, the cruel vampire will destroy it...

...But that's okay, he has great abs. Oh, and did I mention his hair??

If what you look for in a vampire hero is cruelty, vanity and short-sighted behavior, this book may be for you. Mind you, this writer has talent, but the story itself seems to be without direction.

Rating
D+
Queer Vampire Rating
C
Amount of Queer Content
sex
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By: The Kink Fairy
Overall Rating: B+ Queer vampire Rating: B-

The book tickled my fancy, It was well written and it did indeed have a vampire but I don't think it was exactly queer Horror. I suppose I was expecting more blood and gore and less pointless fucking. It was good regardless and I do recomend it.

~Kitty-chan~

By: Togana
Overall Rating: F Queer vampire Rating: F

This book couldn't be more boring if it tried. I expected more for a Beboy author. There was absolutely zero amount of eroticism in this novel, not even a real sex scene. the main character is one-dimensional, he lacks a favorable personality. He's an indiscriminate killer for no apparent reason and you find yourself not really caring what happens to him. The story itself is erratic as if the author couldn't make up his mind on what he wanted to do with his characters. I would pass this book over.