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Loading... Necroscope-Defilers (Necroscope (Paperback))by Brian LumleySeries: Necroscope: E-Branch Trilogy (2), Necroscope (12)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. http://yoyogodreviews.blogspot.com/20... (  ) yoyogod | Apr 26, 2007 |  If you're tired of wishy washy, touchy feely vampires ala Rice, read any of the Necroscope novels. Lumley's vamps are evil with a capital E, and he gives the best explanation of where vampires came from and what causes vampirism I've ever come across. ( ) McGrewc | Apr 6, 2007 | Harry Keogh has someone left Jake Cutter some Necroscope powers, but he has also made a deal with the devil to use them, as he does not have the mathematical ability to handle the Mobius continuum. What is worse, there are currently three Wamphyri running around on earth. E-Branch goes after two of them, in Greece, with the help of old stalwart Manolis, and Jake goes hunting in Australia and elsewhere. He has to begin to get the dead to trust him if he is to get very far, and stop the vampire in his head from pulling any fast ones. Another good installment with an exciting end. http://superprose.blogspot.com/2007/0... (  ) bluetyson | Feb 24, 2007 |  no reviews | add a review
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E-Branch's vampire woes intensify in Necroscope Defilers, the 12th installment of Lumley's series. A trio of seriously nasty critters are spreading their spawn on earth, but E-Branch is in crisis. Jake Cutter, the new Necroscope, is preoccupied with a personal vendetta--he's hunting down the Sicilian mobsters who killed his girlfriend. Jake also faces another minor distraction--a dead vampire named Korath is stuck inside his head, whispering evil nothings into his ear all day long. As the unholy monsters descend upon the Greek island of Krassos, it seems all hell will break loose--literally. Will Jake return to E-Branch and help annihilate this unholy scum, or is mankind doomed?
Although Necroscope Defilers is a little light on original plot twists, Lumley's curious country is still a land worth visiting, halfway between science fiction and dark fantasy. --Naomi Gesinger
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