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What? Welcome to Tales to you that I finally finished Seth Graham Smith's The Last American Vampire?

I've been busy, so I haven't got as much reading time available as I'd like. I found it a satisfying read, although it did have a real league of extraordinary gentlemen of the

vampires sort of feel. What might have been the most noteworthy is that the biggest

chunks of time I had reading it was while donating blood. I've got the rare type, so giving

platelets and plasma can be an hour and a half form. The story does include vampires, which

puts it in the horror category,

but despite the murders, disembalments, and an endless spilling of blood doesn't have much in the way

of fright or scares. Still, give it a go. It's a fun read. My next read will be Nick Cutters

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