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Title	:	Blood Canticle (The Vampire Chronicles #10)
Author	:	Anne Rice
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 400 pages
Published	:	November 4th 2004 by Arrow (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Horror. Fantasy. Fiction

Blood Canticle (The Vampire Chronicles #10)

Anne Rice

Paperback | Pages: 400 pages

Rating: 3.72 | 21848 Users | 509 Reviews

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Lestat is back with a vengeance and in thrall to Rowan Mayfair. Both demon and angel, he is drawn to kill but tempted by goodness as he moves among the pantheon of Anne Rice's unforgettable characters. Julien Mayfair, his tormentor; Rowan, witch and neurosurgeon, who attracts spirits to herself, casts spells on others and finds herself dangerously drawn to Lestat; Patsy, country and western singer, who was killed by Quinn Blackwood and dumped in a swamp; Ash Templeton, a 5,000 year old Taltos whose genes live on in the Mayfairs. Now, Lestat fights to save Patsy's ghost from the dark realms of the Earthbound, to uncover the mystery of the Taltos and to decide the fate of Rowan Mayfair. Both of Anne Rice's irresistible realms - the worlds of Blackwood Farm and the Mayfair Witches - collide as Lestat struggles between his lust for blood and the quest for life, between gratification and redemption.

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Original Title:	Blood Canticle
ISBN:	0099460173 (ISBN13: 9780099460176)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Vampire Chronicles #10
Characters:	Lestat de Lioncourt

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It was great to read an Anne Rice book that combined her two most popular series, the Vampire Chronicles and the Mayfair Witches, in a story that was so full of motion. I've read many of her books, and as a fan even I have to admit that she can occasionally get bogged down in the detailed description of things (clothing, art, architecture, geography, etc). Not so with Blood Canticle. In this book, written through Lestat, the book has an energy and a feeling that the last several books in the

This is where Anne Rice and I became no longer "friends"...she cast aside this series in such a poor way it was insulting to her fans...very insulting. I wish I could give it 1/2 a star. And it only gets 1/2 a star on the coat tails of the good books and my love of the characters prior to this..

I loved this book as I loved its predecessors. This was a great story brilliantly written. All Anne Rices characters are most intriguing, though I liked Rowan Mayfair least of all. I fail to understand why all the men found her so easy to fall in love with. I definitely shared Monas view on that. This book picks up where the Mayfairs and vampires Quinn and Lestat leave off in Blackwood Farm. its funny as well as tragic. I recommend it, but its characters are part of a long series, so its best to

I was a big fan of Ms. Rice's books for a long time. Blackwood Farm was the first vampire (or Mayfair witch) novel that I didn't love. Actually, she had been declining for a couple of books before that, but it was in Blackwood that I noticed the sharp drop in quality, which only drops even further with this book.Now, I know that Ms. Rice was going through a hard time. Her husband died, she found out she had diabetes, etc etc.If Ms. Rice had said to her fans (via her website or otherwise) 'You

Spoiler Alert! I've read two books since I finished Blood Canticle, and I still find myself thinking about how disappointed I am by this book. I was so excited to see how this beloved and epic tale of The Vampire Chronicles would end. Despite having had to consciously try hard to get used to Blackwood Farm, I was sure Rice would write a book that would make this whole set end in a satisfying way. But no, I was dead wrong. It almost feels like a kick in the junk after reading the previous nine

Do not read this book if you are very attached to the Mayfair Trilogy as it was. This book alters the direction of the trilogy completely, and you might not like where it goes -- I know I didn't. Overall, the story is interesting enough to finish the book, and if you've been hungry for the continuation of the story, you won't be able to stop yourself. There are, however, some awful AWFUL paragraphs when Lestat is speaking to the reader that made me sad that Anne Rice decided to include Mona,

Anne Rice has said this is the last of the Vampire Chronicles, I'm not sure if this is the last of the Mayfair Witches, but this review is written under the belief that Blood Canticle is the end of both. Anne Rice is my favorite author. The Witching Hour is my favorite book. As I reached the end of the chronicles and the time came to read Blood Canticle I didn't want to. I wanted to stay on those cracked humid sidewalks of the French Quarter and bask in the flickering light of the gaslamps. I