Title: The quintessence of romantic vampires: Byron
Product review: I personally thought this book to be very good. The book had its weak points and its strong points. The weak ones were the ending, the fact that the whole book is basically narration, and perhaps my wish to see Rebecca become a vampire. It all seems strange that he would tell her the story of his vampiric conception only to soften the blow of death. Yet, the good qualities of this book make up for its weaknesses and then some. The flow of Byrons journies are so immensely intruiging, that I couldn't put the book down. Many orignal and unexplored areas were ventured upon in this novel. Such as vampires who can exist during the light of day and their sexual indulgences by night. This book is exceptional and I would recommend it to any classicist or romantic like myself.
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