32. Chelsea Quinn Yarbro - Hotel Transylvania
"When the exquisitely beautiful Madelaine de Montalia falls violently in love with le Comte de Saint Germain, a nobleman of great charm and sophistication, she has no inkling of his terrible, torturous secret. He passionately returns her love and yearns to possess her, but he dares not -- Saint Germain is a vampire.
With the dazzling Parisian society of the mid-eighteenth century as a backdrop, Saint Germain and Madelaine struggle with their own desires while battling a fiendish coven of devil-worshippers who would defile Madelaine's body and destroy her soul.
In Hotel Transylvania, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro has woven a lavish and spellbinding tale of horror and passion that will enthrall fans of both romance and the occult." - Author's Website
It was decent. I don't know why some critics think it's a bit erotic. Maybe for the late 70's when it was written. Saint Germain is a rather interesting character and I look forward to newer books by Yarbro to see how she developed him.
With the dazzling Parisian society of the mid-eighteenth century as a backdrop, Saint Germain and Madelaine struggle with their own desires while battling a fiendish coven of devil-worshippers who would defile Madelaine's body and destroy her soul.
In Hotel Transylvania, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro has woven a lavish and spellbinding tale of horror and passion that will enthrall fans of both romance and the occult." - Author's Website
It was decent. I don't know why some critics think it's a bit erotic. Maybe for the late 70's when it was written. Saint Germain is a rather interesting character and I look forward to newer books by Yarbro to see how she developed him.
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