Title: Rice finally redeems herself
Product review: Years ago I fell in love with Rice's Vampire chronicles but her last few installments Memnoch the Devil, The Vampire Armand, Merrick and Blood and Gold was a great disappointment (I did like Pandora though) It just seems that Rice was lossing her touch.Blackwood Farm makes up for all those duds. The Tale of this New Vampire Tarquin Blackwood is extra-ordinary in its twists. The fact that it made little reference or focus on the past characters makes it easy to understand even for new readers.I for one have never read of Rice's Mayfair witches but I was still able to comprehend the story.Tarquin Blackwood was the poor little rich boy who spent almost all of his life enclosed in his family estate 'Blackwood Farm' But his life was anything but uneventful. He have himself a constant spirit companion by the name of Goblin, he sees and talks to ghosts, and fell in love with a dying Mona Mayfair.I especially love the final conclusion on Goblin's true nature.
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