Already Dead (Audiobook)

from TheBoltChick

This book is a take on vampirism from the point of view of a reluctant vampire. Written in Huston's traditional noir style, it certainly isn't a book for people who are easily offended. The story revolves around Joe Pitt, a vampire who really isn't happy about it. He has few friends and many enem...

from TadAD

I really enjoyed my first foray into Huston's books. It's a quite quick and enjoyable read. Definitely PG-13. I think we'll find that reviews of this book will tend to use the words 'noir' and 'gritty' a lot. The tone of the book is very much like a Dashiell Hammett novel; the lone-private-eye-ag...

from richardderus

What a ride...really, noir for the new millennium is a fair description of the book, the character, the setting and set-up for the series. Hyper-violent, and not for the squeamish. Lots of yech-ptui sexual deviance. Plenty of "Reservoir Dogs"-style torture and cruelty. In the end, I think it's go...

from Smiler69

Joe Pitt is a reluctant vampire. Since he's been infected with the virus which forces him to feed on human blood and stay out of the sun, he's had to work hard at retaining his independent status in a New York filled with vampires all belonging to different clans. The Coalition is especially powe...

from AHS-Wolfy

Vampires and zombies. In the same book? It'll never work. But somehow it does. This is because in Mr. Huston's world both afflictions are diseases. They are transmitted in the classical sense by an infected victim biting someone else. This is what happened to Joe Pitt, he was bitten but not drain...