Rather than be the romantic, albeit dangerous, vampires I enjoy reading about, these are mostly stories about more traditional evil vampires, though there are twists. I enjoy the stories, but there are so many of them after a while they all start to blend together in my head, so I have to take breaks from them. I have just passed the half-way point and am taking another break.
I then read The Ox of the Wonderful Horns and Other African Folktales by Ashley Bryan, a children's picture book with five wonderfully unfamiliar (to me) stories. I think I will enjoy sharing it with our Great-Grandkids who should move in with us by the end of the month.
I have now just barely started Death Benefit by Robin Cook. I've read the book that came immediately after it, so am reading this one out of order. I have only read the prologue, in which a clandestine and illegal gun deal has taken place in Russia. Just doesn't seem much like Robin Cook yet.
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