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 Thief of Lives - Barb Hendee
 Thief of Lives - Barb Hendee ... 2004-01 by RocNewest Review: ... entirely differently and eventually persuades her to venture out to deal with the vampire and her own history once ... more ... again.
Characters from the previous novel appear once again, Ratboy is back, freed of his maker and now slightly more civilised and having elevated himself. Welstiel is another, his character develops enormously and we learn much more of his intentions and personal catalysts.
New information is revealed about Chap, his lineage and his abilities, his involvement with the characters becomes even more crucial and his destiny is inextricably interwoven with Magiere and Leesil and their new companion, Wynn.
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Thief of Lives - Barb Hendee: Vamptastic (366 words)
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Magiere, a dhampir and Leesil, half human, half elf and their accompanying Majay-hi dog/wolf hound are adventuring, journeying to their destiny. Magiere misses their tavern in Miiska, she yearns for security and sensibility. By now, Magiere and Leesil are partners, both in business and in their personal relationships. When a vampire attack occurs in Bela, the capital city, Magiere is summoned yet she wants nothing more than to forget her past, Leesil however, feels entirely differently and eventually persuades her to venture out to deal with the vampire and her own history once again. Characters from the previous novel appear ... Read the complete review
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