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I wanted more,And got what I wanted!
This book "Wounds" Is Outstanding! Jemiah's writing is still as refreshing and addictive as it ever was. If you enjoyed "Voice of the Blood" And have not yet read "Wounds" then I would highly advise checking it out. In this Book Jemiah, Yet again Brings to life your favorite characters from 'VOTB'In a Brand new City with a brand new story. It's a very well datailed novel that will be just as hard to put down as her other book. In this story Jemiah brings to life a new character "Sybil" She,Being the only Person who's mind Daniel Could not read, Becomes His new infatuation and ultimiatley his demise. I would HIGHLY recomend this novel to anyone with an open mind,who has the time to sit and read this book for a few hours.

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Are there vampires at the orgy next door?
I would like to see Voices of the Blood and Wounds bound together in one big fat hardback volume. Voices is just a warm-up for what happens in Wounds. Every time I thought I could outguess Jemiah, she got there first. Hmmm, I thought, vampire-human sex. What about vampire-vampire sex? Boom! Then what about vampire-vampire HATE? Boom again. And could you please give Daniel a dominatrix? I think he needs one. Oh, yes, thank you. Sybil is absolutely awful -- that's why I love her. At last, someone that Daniel can't manipulate. Really, don't we need more women like that? And I loved it that Jemiah combined terrorism and art in the same universe. Awful, nasty stuff. My nose is turning up even as I type. That's how I know what a good book this is. Anything less, and I would not have reacted so strongly. Jemiah called the shots all the way through, and bringing Ricari back in at the end was wonderful, especially since he did spook the unspookable Sybil. I think Jemiah had lots of great fun making fun of the too-cool-to-care subculture, including poor Daniel, moving his scented bedlinens into that nasty abandoned warehouse. And the image of the German orgy, with vampires nipping away at Nazi necks, was -- sadly -- too good to be true.

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...The star speaks for itself.
In my opinion this book was poorly written and poorly planned. and
Jemiah Jerfferson has room to grown in her career if you call it one.
In the first few chapters of the book all is going well, and the
story is leading you somewhere interesting, until he goes into a club
and meets sybil, he cant read her mind
and becomes infatuated with her. In the end she convinces him to put
on a 'Big Show' and she chops his head off as a part of it.
This book did have potential but she screwed it up.
From what I have seen either you love this book or you hate it