A large scale novel, in the vein of Stephen King - an excellent rollercoaster of a story as vampires take over LA

A beatifully bound volume, and interesting - if short - story concerning van helsing before and after the events in Dracula

The Renquist story continues apace, but this time in Britain as Renquist is drawn into the rebirth of Taliesin the Merlin - excellent stuff

the third book in the huntress series, not a bad tome of decent length and pace, but the street language sometimes gets in the way of dialogue

the 13 books of the clan series (plus the anthology) are deconstructed and re-edited into a single chronological piece over 4 volumes, volume 1 opens with the fall of Atlanta to the Sabat

The clan saga continues, the Camarilla regroups in Baltiimore, whilst the search for the Eye of Hazimel is on, a brief (1 page) cameo from Christof from the VtM redemption PC game as well

And so the clan novel saga comes to an end, in some respects fulfilling and others frustrating, but beware Camarilla fans, the final epilogues will leave you feeling as betrayed as the protaganist.

An early world of darkness novel, quite a good romp through Tampa Bay

Part two of the series, this time Vicki becomes embroiled with a wer family, a little light on the vampire aspects but an excellent novel

Batman is a vampire, raised when Alfred removes the stake from his heart he goes on a bloody swathe through Gotham's criminals... can he be stopped?

The fourth Vicki Nelson book. Vicki's mother dies, but as with all things in her life things are more sinister than they first seem. The book pitches off in a dramatic new direction at the end.

A collection of shorts, the Anita Blake story is pointless, the Sookie story fantastic, and the others are worth reading