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innocentsmith (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} innocentsmith) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} unfunny_fandom, |
Alisa is a five thousand year old vampire who kills as casually as she makes love.
Oh, boy, this should be good.
a man who may have been more than a man -- the mysterious Lord Krishna from the Bhagavad Gita, the equivalent of the Indian Bible.
*chokes* *chokes some more* WHAT.
However, please do not get the idea this book is about religion.
OH GOD FORBID.
Also, he is careful not to offend anyone's faith.
OBVIOUSLY.
"Thirst" is so much more than a vampire book.
...I don't know, sounds kind of like mid-career Anne Rice to me, with the ancient vamps with unlikely names and romantic emo and long pretentious discussions of religion. Just now with extra racism.
Oh, boy, this should be good.
a man who may have been more than a man -- the mysterious Lord Krishna from the Bhagavad Gita, the equivalent of the Indian Bible.
*chokes* *chokes some more* WHAT.
However, please do not get the idea this book is about religion.
OH GOD FORBID.
Also, he is careful not to offend anyone's faith.
OBVIOUSLY.
"Thirst" is so much more than a vampire book.
...I don't know, sounds kind of like mid-career Anne Rice to me, with the ancient vamps with unlikely names and romantic emo and long pretentious discussions of religion. Just now with extra racism.
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