I enjoyed all of these books, and in the time that I spent reading these three, I was also reading another book. (I had these books upstairs, and another book downstairs, so that wherever I happened to be, I could easily read without having to go trudging up and down the stairs needlessly.)
I've never read anything by Anne Rice before. I remember starting to read her Vampire Chronicles once before, and giving up very shortly into the first book. In fact, if I hadn't been on bed rest when I started The Witching Hour, I would have given up on that book, too.
She seems to start her books off so s.l.o.w.l.y.
I mean, 60 some odd pages about porches and windows??
But since the beginning, it has become a very engrossing book. I just hope that the next book in the series doesn't start off so slowly!
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I think I warned you:) This is my first attempt at her stuff too. I agree it's very slow-going in the first book---and by the time she started talking of Michael's background, I started skipping ahead--too much history and detail for my taste--until you start hitting the story line---wait til you get to the pregnant parts--I hope you get there while you still are:) I'm still only half way through book 3 now (I only read for about a half hour each night before bed now--so you can imagine the Ann Rice stuff is slow-going)--but it's really good!
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