Title: The Devil and This Book
Product review: Of all of Anne Rice's books this is the one I like the least. I fact, I did not finish it, so I will review only what I read of it. It does not have the charisma of the other books. You really don't care much about what Lestat is doing. While all her books flirt with being a little sacrilegious, this one goes to bed with it. To me it's not so much an entertaining book as maybe one that is dealing with Anne's own questions of religion. That may be fine with some people, but I just want to read about the vampires, not religious conviction. It had a typical great beginning that draws you in, but the more I read, the more I got distracted by my own morals and ethics involved with what was happening to Lestat. I don't need that in my reading world.
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