Niccolo cavalanti and his brethren subsist primarily upon blood, and the fangs and hypersensitiveness of the vampire and their ability to rapidly heal is ever present. The delicate dependency has enough of the traditional vampire lore to satisfy the t...  Read More

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Thank you for reprinting. Venturing into old dusty bookstores to find this out of print item. It is a pity that this book is so inexplicably obscure and out of print.

Gladstone first sees an angel in the garden of their home in mayfair on bond street in the very heart of fashionable london. Niccolo's pet falcon even takes on a deadly character of its own much to gladstone’s horror.

Niccolo was born the month charlemagne was defeated by the basques. The beautiful and ageless niccolo is but an acolyte compared to the more commanding monsieur des esseintes and lodovico.

This is the worst weapon of mass destruction imaginable. He then goes on about how he's too principled to allow that kind of knowledge to be destroyed, saying it would be akin to the worst form of censorship.