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I Am Vampire

Englisch · Taschenbuch

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That house looks exactly the same now as it did fifteen minutes ago and in many ways very little has changed for the family that lives there. But during that 15 minutes Caleb crept into their house and passed a drug to their child to ensure that he slept deeply. Caleb then bit their child, injecting yet another drug into him. After chewing into their kid's flesh he drank some of his blood and then licked the wound clean, treating it so it will be less noticeable. It will be as if he was never there but oh, he was.

As we walk away I look back at the house and marvel at how quiet true horror can be.

I Am Vampire is the story of twenty five year old David, who takes a too good to be true job running errands for a very old man and soon discov­ers he was chosen to be much more than an errand boy. The reader is placed uncomfortably into the mind of David as he struggles with what he has become and what he now needs to do in order to survive. David is taught the ways of vampire by Caleb, the one who turned him and John, the spawn he is to replace. He quickly finds that he has become some­thing quite different than the creature of the myth.



One night David helps a woman named Alice that reminds him of his past life. The two form an odd symbiotic relationship; each addicted to something the other provides. While readers will always be aware of David's reasoning, they will not always agree with his actions. A subtle social commentary set in Toronto, I Am Vampire explores addiction and dependency on others for survival from the perspective of a blood-drinking parasite. The story can be graphic in both its violence and sexuality so it's not for the young or easily offended.

Produktdetails

Autoren Daniel Hamilton
Verlag Daniel Hamilton
 
Sprache Englisch
Produktform Taschenbuch
Erschienen 28.11.2016
 
EAN 9781773023601
ISBN 978-1-77302-360-1
Seiten 212
Abmessung 152 mm x 229 mm x 13 mm
Gewicht 352 g
Thema Belletristik > Erzählende Literatur

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