A review by aehtthea
Anne Rice's The Tale of the Body Thief by Anne Rice, Faye Perozich
3.0
Somewhat scary and creepy. If only I didn't have the mental image of Lestat - which Anne Rice did well - as homosexual, this might actually have had a spot in my favorites shelf.
Lestat's experience as a human again cracked me up a bit. He kept whining on and on about how the human body he inhabited sucked.
I've read this book a couple years back and I've read the first few Vampire Chronicles as well. I remember how much I liked the first three books but then when the rest of the books came, I was dismayed to carry on because of the gay feel of the story. Not that I have anything against gay people.. It's just that my mental image of Lestat was this hot, golden haired, Dark god whom women would gladly scratch each others' eyes out just for a bite from him.
Sadly (for me), it all came crashing down when Lestat hooked up with David.
Oh, well..
Lestat's experience as a human again cracked me up a bit. He kept whining on and on about how the human body he inhabited sucked.
I've read this book a couple years back and I've read the first few Vampire Chronicles as well. I remember how much I liked the first three books but then when the rest of the books came, I was dismayed to carry on because of the gay feel of the story. Not that I have anything against gay people.. It's just that my mental image of Lestat was this hot, golden haired, Dark god whom women would gladly scratch each others' eyes out just for a bite from him.
Sadly (for me), it all came crashing down when Lestat hooked up with David.
Oh, well..