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Saying Goodbye To The Sun (2000)

by David McAfee(Favorite Author)

3.24 of 5 Votes: 5

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review 1: The concept of this book should have made it good, but I found it quite boring. The vampires were interesting, and had some unique aspects, but that really wasn't enough to carry the story. I enjoyed the parts that explored him adapting to vampirism, but then backstory dragged down the narrative. The climax was brief and disappointing, very unsatisfactory. I've already forgotten many sections, and found it to be a waste of time.
review 2: If you've read 33AD, you'll recognize some of the names when you read this book. If you haven't, don't worry, this book is just fine as a stand alone story. Follow the story of a man, your average joe, who happens into the wrong bar on the wrong night. Follow him on his journey into the darkness as he falls in love with the my... moresterious and beautiful Raine and becomes one of The Chosen. Watch as he struggles with what is right and the hunger that won't be ignored.While I very much enjoyed Saying Goodbye to the Sun, I think I enjoyed 33AD more. I liked the rapid pace and nonstop action. That said, I'd recommend Saying Goodbye to the Sun to those who enjoy a good bloody vampire book. David McAfee is one to watch. less

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