The President's Vampire
Apr 2011 · A Nathaniel Cade Novel Book 2 · Penguin
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For 140 years, vampire Nathaniel Cade has been bound to protect and serve the United States of America. When an ancient evil is resurrected, the President's Vampire and his human handler, Zach Barrows, must track down its source. The prime suspect is a shady private defense contractor who may be dealing with powers far deadlier than any mortal weapon. So it's up to Cade and Zach to drag the forces of darkness into the light...
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4.6
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Paul Grenada
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6 January 2016
I came to this series after finding out about the Dresden Files. This book and the series are not in the same vein though. Where Dresden is about havoc and mayhem, Cade is clean and efficient. The story moves along quickly, with the blurbs that begin each chapter making me pause and in some instances do a quick google search. The idea that the darkness is tangible and trying to reach you is fun. That the darkness wears a suit and may or may not pay for take out Chinese food with a government expense account adds to the universe. I suggest anyone else give it a shot.
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James Smyth
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2 September 2024
Good book, will definitely read the third. I wish Blood Oath showed up as part of the trilogy since I own both that book and this one, only the 2nd and 3rd do though.
Mark Stowers
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28 November 2016
I very unique and fun twist on things that go bump in the night and our political system. Highly recommended.
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Christopher Farnsworth is a scriptwriter and former journalist. He lives in Los Angeles.
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