≡ Download Free Dhampiri eBook L M Smith

Dhampiri eBook L M Smith

Download As PDF : Dhampiri eBook L M Smith

Dhampiri eBook L M Smith

I was given this book in return for an honest review. The story spans from 1872 when Colleen is turned into a vampire against her will through 1992. She lives in a maginificent cave with the vampires that turned her and their community. Over the years, she has become a nanny to the Dhampir children of her maker's husband. The children are carried and delivered by humans, then the vampire father steals the baby and it stays with the community. Their was a long ago war over the cave, which initially belonged to the Valkyrie. The vampires won, but the Valkyrie have never forgiven or forgot. They come and ambush Colleen and her family and kidnap them, along with their newest Dhampir child, Ancira. They are held by the Valkyrie and used as hostages to get their cave back. Colleen wants to escape but also has to worry about caring for and protecting baby Ancira. When the vampire community back at the cave kills the Valkyrie that are there to try to take the cave, most of Colleens vampire family are killed. She is able to escape with Ancira and is told by a vampire that she cannot go back to the cave due to a vampire trying to take over the rule of all the vamps there and it wouldn't be safe for her or the baby. She runs, but what to do with Ancira. The Valkyrie and the vampires will be looking for her. This was a cool take on vampires. New lore and new rules, I do enjoy a good change up. I like how the characters interact and sometimes seem almost human still and the way they adore the baby, Ancira, is the sweetest. Great story, loved the characters, and definately worth recommending. WaAr


Tags : Amazon.com: Dhampiri eBook: L. M. Smith: Kindle Store,ebook,L. M. Smith,Dhampiri,L. M. Smith,FICTION Fantasy Paranormal,FICTION Occult & Supernatural

Dhampiri eBook L M Smith Reviews

I liked how the book started, but in the middle it kinda goes off. At first it is about the main character then it is more like the main character telling a story that does not fit in with the beginning. I gave this 2 stars instead of one because the beginning was wonderful and then this just got confusing.
Despite the fact I normally won't read vampire stories I gave this one a try. It wasn't bad. The storyline is pretty good and rather engaging. There are some different elements than the usual like the Valkyries which I thought was good.
A review of Dhampiri by L. M. Smith

As author of Coffin Girls (Elegantly Undead Book 1 of the Coffin Girls Witch Vampire Series) and a long-standing fan of fang-related reads, I religiously digested every book Anne Rice ever wrote. L.M. Smith's book reminded me a lot of Rice's because of the focus on the internal conflict the primary character faces due to her vampire status.

It was a nostalgic read for me and fans of the Lamenting vampire would enjoy it.

A review by Aneesa Price, author and member of WaAr
This has an old-fashioned feel to it, beginning in a historical time period, but the writing evolves as the time passes. The storyline also begins a little slow, but speeds up, and once it does, it makes for a great story. I'm ready for the sequel! One caution--if you're easily distracted by technical errors, this has a couple of handfuls (like saying "he has an heir of sadness about him" when the word "air" should be used, for example). Despite this, I still recommend it. This writer will only get better, and her prices will increase, so read her while she's still affordable.
I received this book in exchange for a honest review ~WaAr~

This book had tons of information in it. It was a great story and I loved the characters, especially Ancira and Colleen. It was a little slow it parts for my taste, but the characters and flow of the story kept it going.
The book starts will a woman named Colleen married to a man back in 1872. She goes into town to buy material for her husband and is taken by Vampires. She is turned into a Vampire and the story is about how she comes to terms with her role in that family now and her duty. Valkyries show up and destroy what she has known for 117 years. Will they survive or will all be lost?
The author is a great writer and I still look forward to more by her! I just loved the Citizens, she wrote better! I give this a 4 star review.
I was given this book in return for an honest review. The story spans from 1872 when Colleen is turned into a vampire against her will through 1992. She lives in a maginificent cave with the vampires that turned her and their community. Over the years, she has become a nanny to the Dhampir children of her maker's husband. The children are carried and delivered by humans, then the vampire father steals the baby and it stays with the community. Their was a long ago war over the cave, which initially belonged to the Valkyrie. The vampires won, but the Valkyrie have never forgiven or forgot. They come and ambush Colleen and her family and kidnap them, along with their newest Dhampir child, Ancira. They are held by the Valkyrie and used as hostages to get their cave back. Colleen wants to escape but also has to worry about caring for and protecting baby Ancira. When the vampire community back at the cave kills the Valkyrie that are there to try to take the cave, most of Colleens vampire family are killed. She is able to escape with Ancira and is told by a vampire that she cannot go back to the cave due to a vampire trying to take over the rule of all the vamps there and it wouldn't be safe for her or the baby. She runs, but what to do with Ancira. The Valkyrie and the vampires will be looking for her. This was a cool take on vampires. New lore and new rules, I do enjoy a good change up. I like how the characters interact and sometimes seem almost human still and the way they adore the baby, Ancira, is the sweetest. Great story, loved the characters, and definately worth recommending. WaAr