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Children of the Night

Auteur(s): Dan Simmons
Narrateur(s): George Ralph
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 In a desolate orphanage in what remains of post-Communist Romania, a desperately ill infant is given the wrong blood transfusion - and flourishes when he's supposed to die. The discovery of his unique immune system may hold the key to the long-awaited cure for cancer and AIDS.

For a dedicated American doctor, he promises the medical breakthrough of a lifetime, as well as a very special love she's never been able to find. But he also conceals a shockingly intimate link to a clan of vampires and their legendary leader - the fiend the world calls Vlad Dracula, who, for centuries, has triumphed over countless rival tyrants, including death itself.

©2008 Dan Simmons (P)2008 Brilliance Audio Classiques Fantaisie noire Fantastique Surnaturels Thrillers et romans à suspense Effrayant Fiction Suspense

Ce que les critiques en disent

"Count Dracula kicks off the coffin lid again in this updated vampire tale....the book offers a mesmerizing tour through the ghostly, gray tatters of Romania." (Publishers Weekly)
"Neatly ties the vampire legend into political history to create a new and clever twist to the idea of the vampire's craving for blood." (Library Journal)
"Toothsomely well written." (Kirkus Reviews)
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It was ok. The story was goofy and a bit bloated, but it was mostly fun. The love scenes made me cringe.
Mike and his changing relationship to his faith and his leaving the priesthood was... theologically interesting, especially when you put in into context with the (rigid) beliefs he held as a child in Summer of Night.
I don't know. It was an alright way to keep myself entertained through a long shift.

not the worst

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