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Verse of the Vampyre

by Diana Killian

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As Halloween comes to the English village of Innisdale, poetry expert Grace Hollister is advisor to a local production of The Vampyre. When accidents befall the eccentric cast, culminating in the death of a society lady, Grace wonders if a real vampire is roaming the bucolic village. Original.
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3.5 stars - the writing is good and not cheesy. ( )
  anglophile65 | Mar 8, 2016 |
After reading the second book in this series, I'm enjoying this series more and more. I like a lot of things about this series. I like the characters and I like the romantic tension between the two main characters - it's always a perfect balance. I like the dialogue. I like the plots. With some mysteries - including ones I also like - there's often a certain formula: nosy shop owner/chef/artist/etc. gets involved in muder and there are certain typical red herrings along the way and sometimes even a foreseeable ending. So far, with these stories, I find the plots are intellectually stimulating while at the same time remain fast paced and have a spy/action movie feel to them. I hope the author keeps writing this series. ( )
  autarkia79 | Jun 21, 2009 |
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In Grace Hollister's opinion only a character in a book--or a real idiot--would agree to a midnight rendezvous in a graveyard.
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As Halloween comes to the English village of Innisdale, poetry expert Grace Hollister is advisor to a local production of The Vampyre. When accidents befall the eccentric cast, culminating in the death of a society lady, Grace wonders if a real vampire is roaming the bucolic village. Original.

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