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With steampunk and vampires at the forefront of hip, I imagine it was only a matter of time before I read a novel featuring both. Gail Carriger’s Soulless is the first book in her Parasol Protectorate series, which details an alternate Victorian world where the supernatural has been known to exist for several centuries and many historical events, particularly Henry VIII’s split from the Catholic Church, are now based around this knowledge (and acceptance) of vampires and werewolves in their midst.
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(Originally published at Associated Content. You can read it here or there.)
Whether you are looking for a new fix after running out of Twilight books or want to read the inspiration for HBO’s True Blood series, you will find something worth enjoying in Charlaine Harris’s Dead Until Dark, the first of the Sookie Stackhouse series of novels.
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