Title: No stars that represent zero
Product review: In writing this book she totally contradicts and may I say eradicateseverything 'Interview With The Vampire' stood for and represented, for exampleLouis in Interview asking 'am I damned?', how can Louis be damned if there is no God that destroys him/it. And yet in Memnoch there are practically dozens of God's falling all over the place. Anne has removed all mysticism from the lives of the vampires she touches, now they have incredible mind sapping, unearthly adventures 'every weekend' and go for coffee at 11 during the week in some plush hotel...what! Where are the dark evenings of boredom when all a vampire had was the crackle of the fire and a few words of contemptuous philosophical chat with another vampire to pass the time before the hunt, and if they did have an adventure it spanned centuries. Anne has refined the art of watering down the characters she so delicately created. Read this book only if you have lost appreciation for 'Interview'.
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