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    Reborn: Book III in the Power of the Blood World

    By Nancy Kilpatrick

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    Reborn takes place several years after the events of the second book, Near Death. The half human, half vampire child, Michel is now grown and on the verge of immortality. The story begins with the shocking murder of an ancient vampire, which throws this close knit group of the undead into a tailspin. They have a sense of who is responsible and with the help of the vampire Karl and his scientific methods end up sure of the murderer's identity. This monster is old and powerful and the community is torn between wanting to attack or retreat.

    In the midst of chaos, Karl's partner Gerlinde is missing. He leaves the others behind and goes off along in search of her, despite warnings from his friends that the murderer will find him easy prey. But he cannot exist without his lover and eventually is confronted with an existential question that rips him apart: should he exist at all?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrossroad Press
    Release dateAug 20, 2011
    ISBN9781465939975
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    Reborn: Book III in the Power of the Blood World
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    Nancy Kilpatrick

    Bestselling author Nancy Kilpatrick has published 14 novels, over 125 short stories, and has edited 8 anthologies. Her series include The Darker Passions, the Power of the Blood and As One Dead. Winner of the Arthur Ellis Award for best mystery story, her work of horror has also been a Bram Stoker Aurora Award finalist many times. For over 25 years, Nancy has been involved with the goth scene. She and her black cat Bella make their home in Montreal.

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