Hollywood Vampires: Unholy War Book

These vampires don't do interviews. They are not the undead. They are not walking corpses. They are alive, alive in ways that most of us will never understand. They are not devils. They are not angels. They are not evil, nor are they good. They are as human as you or I, and sometimes they understand what it is to be human more than most. Some of them are gentle, some of them brutal, some seek to make themselves legends, while others merely want to rock 'n roll. Make no mistake, these are vampires, and something that seems to have been forgotten is that there is more to immortality than drinking blood and being miserable, much more. Eternal life is a gift that humankind has been searching for since its inception, and these vampires know that . . . and they have no intentions of squandering that precious gift. In Los Angeles, vampires are dying. Brutalized and hung upon crosses, an ancient mark scrawled upon the walls behind them in their own blood, the broken bodies are a terrorized scream back to a more savage time and place amongst the immortals, and are totally uncharacteristic of the modern, enlightened vampires of the coast city. Nobody knows who's doing it, or why, but little time is given to retrospection on the matter when the threat reveals itself: the resurrection of a fanatical vampire cult that has reached through the centuries and brought its madness to Los Angeles near the end of the 20th century. Thus begins the battle between the ferocious fanged champions of Hollywood and the bloodthirsty zealots of the Crimson Order, led by a mad megalomaniac whose goal is the utter destruction and subjugation of the 'impure heretics' of the city. The stakes are high, no quarter will be given, and when the dust settles, only one side shall remain standing; the victors will have the city, while the losers will have death . . . this unholy war is for keeps. Unholy War is the first book in the Hollywood Vampires series, which is redefining the rules of the vampire genre, unleashing onto the world modern characters and adventures steeped in action, adventure, rock 'n roll, comedy, and anything else handy. The Hollywood Vampires tales are intended not only for vampire fans, but anybody that simply likes a good, solid story and compelling, unorthodox characters. If you enjoy the way Buffy the Vampire Slayer has modernized vampiric adventure, you'll definitely love the Hollywood Vampires . . . except now the vampires are the good guys. Or are they?Read More