Blood Groove

De: Alex Bledsoe

Narrado por: Stefan Rudnicki

Duración: 8 h y 28 m

Resumen del Editor

When centuries-old vampire Baron Rudolfo Zginski was staked in Wales in 1915, the last thing he expected was to reawaken in Memphis, Tennessee, 60 years later. Reborn into a new world of simmering racial tensions, he must adapt quickly if he is to survive.

Hoping to learn how his kind copes with this bizarre new era, Zginski tracks down a nest of teenage vampires, who have little knowledge of their true nature, having learned most of what they know from movies like Blacula. Forming an uneasy alliance with the young vampires, Zginski begins to teach them the truth about their powers. They must learn quickly for there's a new drug on the street created to specifically target and destroy vampires. As Zginski and his allies track the drug to its source, they may unwittingly be stepping into a trap that can destroy them all.

©2009 Alex Bledsoe (P)2009 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

good vampire book, awesome narrator

Where does Blood Groove rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

was a bit better than average..but very good amongst vampire stories

What did you like best about this story?

nice vampires special talents
and a good mystery, nice sensual moments too

What does Stefan Rudnicki bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Rud is the best, of course.
nice east europeen voice for the baron
always nice to hear his voice,,thats how i picked this book in fact...i check the books he narrated

Was there a moment in the book that particular moved you?

no

Any additional comments?

i think i will listen to the 2nd book also

absolute great listen.

this was an awesome book. Alex Bledsoe is a great author. I've listened to almost all his titles. Tufa series is amazing too, and Stefan Rudnicki has to be one of the greatest narrators! recommended!!

no

could not finish. the violent porn was overwhelming and incredibly horrible. not what I expect

Vampire nonsense

I started "Blood Groove" by Alex Bledsoe after thoroughly enjoying his Eddie LaCrosse series. Given my fondness for his previous work, I had high expectations. However, I must say I'm relieved this book came free with my subscription; otherwise, I wouldn't forgive myself for spending money on it.

The story is just plain nonsense, and I felt like I wasted over 8 hours of my time. Fortunately, I listened to it during a long drive, which made the experience somewhat bearable compared to enduring the local radio station's endless squeaking. The only redeeming quality of this audiobook is Stephen Rudnicki's narration, which was quite good.

starts well, ends bad

The only real saving grace is the speaker's narration, as the book tends to make little sense. The characters, while enjoyable, seem to make decisions completely out of character and the author seems to be able to wipe it away with a sentence. It's like a summer movie that has the glitz and glamour, but none of the substance.