One of my goals in 2016 is to read more. This kinda counts. See other books I've read here.
Another book my father recommended I listen to, Blood Oath was written by Christopher Farnsworth and read by Bronson Pinchot.
I'm torn over whether listening to books counts toward my goal of reading more in 2016. For 2017, I have plans for a new goal to watch less TV... I think listening to audio books will definitely help that.
It wasn't Nathanial Cade's choice to be turned into a vampire, or to be bewitched into serving the American government by protecting the President at all costs. Getting a new, arrogant and inexperienced "handler" with a history of youthful indiscretions might be is too much. When an old threat resurfaces, Cade's loyalties will be tested and he will be forced to trust those he never expected.
I thought Blood Oath was an interesting take on a vampire tale, switching between several character's points of view and mindset, not only focusing on the vampire. Farnsworth plays with the vampire and monster mythos, posing interesting questions about otherworldly beings. This book has violent moments, as any vampire story does, and the descriptions are not for the faint of heart. The reading is very expressive and the voices distinct. Bronson Pinchot does not sounds how I thought he would! Overall, I really enjoyed this book, I would definitely get the sequel, but I'm not sure if I would read or listen to it. I recommend this book for those who are vampire enthusiasts, monster lovers, and people who enjoy political thrillers.
What are your favorite vampire books?