Strain Trilogy The Night Eternal, Book 3, (Paperback)

from erikschreppel

Really enjoyed this series. Thought Del Tore and Hogan did a great job, and brought something refreshing to the vamp novel. One thing I didn't like though was what they did to the main character Eph in this last book. Spent most of the last half being annoyed at his depiction, and impatient for h...

from silversurfer

There has been a mass extermination of humans, the best and the brightest, the wealthy and the influential, orchestrated by the Master-an ancient vampire possessed of unparalleled powers-who selects survivors based on compliance. Those humans who remain are entirely subjugated, interred in camps,...

from mamaove

A great series though I was somewhat disappointed with the ending. Very anti-climatic and predictable. Do yourself a favor and read the first two books before this one. The first book, The Strain is by far the best. This is a different twist to vampire lore. They do not sparkle and they have no i...

from AramisSciant

To me, it was the weakest link in an excellent trilogy. Maybe it was the lack of Setrakian, maybe it was the many (too many?) religious overtones, maybe it was the heavy-handedness in the recurring father/son-relationship motifs, maybe it was the radical change in Eph's character. Dunno. Still, i...

from baystateRA

Not as engrossing as the first two books; it reads more like a movie script than a novel, but you need it to find out how this exciting trilogy ends. The brilliant epidemiologist but flawed father Ephraim Goodweather is fighting the vampire epidemic with his ragtag rebel team using information fr...