Servant of the Bones, (Paperback)

from LVStrongPuff

Great stand alone book. This book will keep you hooked from the beginning from to end

from ct.bergeron

He is a ghost, demon, angel - in love with the good, in thrall o the evil. He pours out his heart to us, telling his astonishing story when he finds himself - in our own time, in New York City - a dazed withness to the murder of a young girl called Esther and ineplicably obsessed by the desire to...

from TheCriticalTimes

As a bit of a diversion from the regular vampire lore, in The Servant of the Bones by Anne Rice we are taken to the hay days of a crowed chaotic Babylon. At times rambling on in non-essential dialogue this story is rich in detail and character development not to mention vivid descriptions of plac...

from stacyinthecity

I really enjoyed the beginning. Great page turning, interesting, held my attention! But I was quite disappointed in the ending. Parts seemed to drag, etc. It also left me with unanswered questions that seemed to me to be the result of sloppy writing. Definately unsatisfying at the end, but becaus...

from csweder

This is a quick read with the usual elements of a Rice novel: a character who could be considered evil at first comes to tell his story to the unsuspecting narrator. This particular story covers the servant of the bones. A man who was sacrificed becomes cursed to serve whoever has his bones. He...