Title: Pandora did not follow the idea previously given by Rice.
Product review: Pandora was supposedly a vampire who was reincarnated as a mortal. She remembered the vampire life so clearly, Marius believed her and made her a vampire again. However, in the new installment, Pandora was supposedly given visions by Akasha. First of all, the idea that Anne Rice threaded into the other books was more interesting than what she gives in this book. She should have kept with the previous idea, if not solely for continuity, then for the sake of a better story. If anything, this description of a vampire's life should have been given to a lesser known immortal, like Mael or Eric, if at all possible. The vampire books have become disappointing since after Queen of the Damned, and Pandora was no better. I'm just waiting for The Vampire Armand in hopes that my truly favorite vampire is not given a weak story the way Pandora was.
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