Bloodlist

The Vampire Files, Part 1

By: P. N. Elrod

Narrated by: Barrett Whitener

I've always had a weak spot for strange ladies. One very beautiful girl had even warned me that she was, get this, a vampire. But did I listen? No.

Before you know it, I'm being chased by an ugly thug with a gun, and a bullet blasts its way through my back, and, believe it or not, nothing happened. I survived! How? You guessed it. I, Jack Fleming, ace reporter, have been transformed into a vampire, which has its advantages. You never die, you never grow old, you sleep all day, and, best of all, you can hunt down your own murderer.

Bloodlist is the first novel in an exciting vampire adventure series.

©1990 P.N. Elrod (P)2005 Blackstone Audiobooks

Critic reviews

"The pace is fast....Intriguing....An updated version of the old pulp novels." (Science Fiction Review)
"An entertaining blend of the detective story and the supernatural." (Science Fiction Chronicle)

A New Look at Vampires

This is a wonderful book, a completely different take on vampires and mysteries. I highly recommend it.

better than expected

this audiobook was better than expected. worth giving a try. I will try some of his other books as well.

The List!

Johnathan Russell Flemming 1820-1908. Maureen was his master. Escott was his human Renfield. Flemming was such a boy scout. He was so paranoid about water, it had to be mental since vampires don’t breathe and couldn’t drown. Since Flemming was new to the vampire scene, I can cut him some slack for not knowing what he was capable of. The entire first part of the series is all about a list that several Chicago mobsters wanted. It’s a unique twist on the vampire genre although a little long-winded. I did like the story all-in-all.

Slow to start but ok in the end

The story took a while to grab me, just when I began to get interested in what would happen next... it was over.
On the positive side I would have gone right into book 2 because had now grown to enjoy the characters & I was interested in the next adventure.

Meh

I usually like these types of books but this book lacked something.....a plot, could be just me but I was disappointed.