“Set five years after the events in Leist’s (The Dead Game, 2013) previous novel, this sequel aims to expand on the threat of Wolf and explore romance among the vamps. Readers will also enjoy a touch of mystery when they discover that Wolf’s spirit has migrated into a new body… The Florida coast is beautifully evoked by water that “shimmered in alternating shades of azure and cerulean blue” and “the scent of zinnias and lavender” that “permeated the gentle wind.” Most of the violence isn’t the traditional vampire neck biting but more in tune with battlefield carnage (“A body hung from the chandelier—a headless form—still wearing his shirt and pants, now saturated with blood”).” — Kirkus Reviews on Prey for The Dead
Reblogged this on Anne Squared and commented:
Majestic creatures!
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I agree. I love horses. I love to watch them run.
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Do you have any?
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I don’t have horses. And I don’t like to ride them since then I would have to give away some of my control and their freedom. But I love to watch them and pet them.
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Reblogged this on Naturally Dreamy and commented:
OOOOH! So cool! Exactly what I like running or galloping to feel like! Love it!
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Thanks for sharing. The picture inspired me to write, to run, to be free.
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