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Edward Bryant
Now here's a high-concept pitch for you: the infamous Marquis de Sade, not to mention his various heirs and assigns, has not only survived to the beginning of the 21st century as a New World immigrant, he's also a vampire! That's the premise for Mary Ann Mitchell's sophomore novel, Sips of Blood...While not a terribly upbeat entertainment, Sips of Blood maintains an impressive level of tense grimness throughout. Author Mitchell ladles on generous amounts of graphic sex, and violence, occasionally employing appropriately overheated language to do so.
—Locus
Overview
Book One
As a vampire, the Marquis de Sade has survived the French Revolution, the two World Wars, and the swiftly changing centuries. However, for how long can he survive the taunting and heckling of his Dominatrix mother-in-law? He bides his time with his niece and the young mortal female that is enthralled with him, while his mother-in-law finds new ways to torment him