The Vampire Papers

The Vampire Papers is an interesting book. It should be recommended to teens or adults for the sexual and gore contents, but I thought it was a really good book. This book shows how well someone can put their imagination on paper. If you like gore this is the book for you. It doesn't have a lot of gore but tells of murders. I would recommened this book to people the age of 12 and higher. If you tend to like this book than read more of Michael Romkey's books. A list is here: I, Vampire-The Vampire Princess-The Vampire's Violin-The Vampire Virus-American Gothic-and many more.

This is another Michael Romkey book I couldn't put down. This book kept me company on a long plane trip. The story is mostly told in the 3rd person, which makes it a bit difficult to follow, but it's easy to get into it. Also, the book jumps between different time periods, so it's a bit confusing. Like in I, Vampire, the author weaves well-know history into the story. The author brings the main character, Thorne, to life and shows what a true deranged monster he really is. Although the book is fairly violent and gruesome, it only serves to enhance the story.I highly recommend it.

This book was wonderfully written. It may be a little difficult to understand at times, but if you keep reading it will all get easier. Vampire Papers is a very detailed story about a killer and his hunter. If you don't like violence or sexual activity in your books then this is not for you. Other than that I think this book would please anyone.

Wonderful book. I just couldn't put it down. One of the best vampire books of all time. The characters were wonderful and I still think of them. Again, a wonderful horror!

Romkey has created another book that i just couldn't put down. Bringing life to each character to the point where you almost believe it's true. He makes the villians so pyscotic and yet so proper. The hero a little to love struck but does an excelent job in the end.