Review: The Blood Witch...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 17, 2011
Henkel again intertwines his novella with history as Bram Stoker is introduced at his Lyceum theater.  I absolutely love the literary references and how Henkel keeps writing these famous writers into his work... for H.G. Wells, then Jules Verne, and now Bram Stoker.  Although Stoker is only in the novel in passing, with few lines, it makes a literary buff, such as myself, giddy.This was a very interesting story about lycanthropes and witches, intertwining them together as an ancient course wreaks havoc on London.  It is another very well written, unique tale that I recommend in this gothic, mystery series.