Review: I Believe!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2012
I started reading this book with all my preconceived notions about vampires -- Bram Stocker's and others.  Watching movies about them was more entertaining than imagining what was in print.  My fellow readers, was I in for a surprise this time...Ms Marshall was able to convince me that vampires do exist and have more freedom than I thought -- sunlight, loving, and human social acceptance.The story of "Vampire's of Hollywood" -- Dante's Awakening-- was straightforward, in wonderful English, depicting strong women both of the human type and their vampire counterparts. And the plot was quite believable -- especially by being set in California.It is necessary to point out that most of the women were into Lesbian sex, which was a delight to read about -- explicitly enough but never vulgar.  I jokingly told myself: "If women can produce that kind of orgasms, too bad I'm not one."