Embrace of the Sun: In Shadows
My first observation on this book is that its a little confusing. There are many charectors thrown at us in ACT I, and they don't really appear again except for some flashbacks. I understand that their will be 8 more books in this series, so I hope these charectors return. I really do like the lead charector, as I found him to be quite believable. I only wish there were more scenes with him, but again, I assume there will be more time devoted to him in the future books. As far as the 'christian perspective', I see how the seed has been planted, and I am very interested in seeing how Price will blend the Christian / Vampire genres throughout the series. I was happy enough with this novel to read the next one. I have heard about this soundtrack, but have not been able to find it. One more critique, I found some annoying typos throughout the book. I guess I can't blame the author, but Fultus should be more careful before releasing a book.
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Book Description:The novel "Embrace of the Sun: In Shadows" is the first installment in a series of nine, created by Christian author, musician, and composer, Daimon Price. It is a rare take on the vampire legend, told with a religious and spiritual perspective.
Deanna, an orphan from the deadly plagues, is now under the care of her Uncle in the great Township of Manning, England. Only days after the death of Savarus Tate, the region's finest hunter and warrior, a horde of foreign invaders disrupts the peaceful existence in Manning. Deanna is captured in their wake, but secretly ...