Dreams of a Vampire
by Carole Gill
Published May 2nd 2012 by Tudor Rose Press
Summary From Amazon:
Prequel short story to The House on Blackstone Moor (book 1 in The Blackstone Vampires Series).
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INCLUDES FIRST 14 CHAPTERS OF THE NOVEL.
This story introduces young Rose to the reader. Rose lives with madness in the shape of her mad father.
She has gone to visit her aunt. Her horrible home life is shown in thoughtful reflection. Her only escape is through her dreams. That is all she has really.
She dreams of a dark man, a being of the night...
Read my reviews of:
THE BLACKSTONE VAMPIRES SERIES:
#1 The House on Blackstone Moor
#2 Unholy Testament - The Beginnings
#3 Unholy Testament - Full Circle
#4 The Fourth Bride (of Dracula)
My Review:
I received a free copy of the book from the author for my honest opinion.
Rose lived in a house with madness. Her father had lost his mind or maybe he was just a mean man. Rose was always glad to hear him say he was going out for a stroll that meant that he would not be in the house for a while. Rose her mother and her siblings were always walking around on tip toes always afraid of setting him off and then he would be mean to them. Any word could set him off. Rose never knew from one day to the next if her father was going to mean to them or not. Rose didn't know if she could ever remember a time when her father was not mad or not mean to them. She didn't know if he ever being good was just a dream or if it was real.
Rose had to go and stay with her aunt one day to take care of her. She was very ill and was dying. Upon her return home Rose went into her home and found that someone had killed everyone in her family. When she went in the house she found all of them dead. Her mother, father and her siblings were all gone.
I have read the first three books in The Blackstone Vampire Series and truly enjoyed all of them. I am glad that I have finally gotten around to reading Dreams of a Vampire. I am glad that I found out what happened on the night that Rose lost her family.
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