A review by jgcully
Bloodborn by Nathan Long
3.0
Bloodborn is actually the book that encouraged me to write my first novel, particularly as the main character is a vampire. I thought the concept was a good one. Nathan long has a lot of experience in this area, and the writing is very well done. You instantly connect with Ulrika and are keen to follow her through her often unwilling adventures.
The story, half mystery half adventure, is very interesting and holds you from beginning to end. However, my two critism's would be that sometimes the narrative feels a bit strung out in parts, not quite flowing as it should. Secondly, whilst the stories epic climax is exciting it's final ending it very disappointing and the follow on story did not correct this disappointment.
But, if you like Vampire's and are into the Warhammer Fantasy background, this is a good story.
The story, half mystery half adventure, is very interesting and holds you from beginning to end. However, my two critism's would be that sometimes the narrative feels a bit strung out in parts, not quite flowing as it should. Secondly, whilst the stories epic climax is exciting it's final ending it very disappointing and the follow on story did not correct this disappointment.
But, if you like Vampire's and are into the Warhammer Fantasy background, this is a good story.