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Blood In, Blood Out (Vampire: The Requiem Novel #2)

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Blood Calls to Blood

Ever since his Embrace, Duce Carter has been a firebrand among the Kindred of Chicago, fanning the flames of revolution against the city's Prince and its hidebound elders. But when Chicago's Carthians turn on Duce in the wake of a brutal assassination attempt, the only person he can go to for help is none other than Persephone Moore, the Prince's only childe. Is Persephone the friend she claims to be, or is she an agent of the shadowy forces who are out to destroy Duce?

About the Author

Lucien Soulban has authored more than two dozen roleplaying game supplements and developed the award-winning Orpheus™ miniseries for White Wolf Games. His short fiction has appeared in the anthologies Lucifer's Shadow™ and Bloody September™. Blood In, Blood Out is his first full-length novel.

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Charles S.

January 27th, 2016

Sometimes authors give writing a great story everything they got. Sometimes that takes a backseat to an agenda. I think the writer is talented and I think the story had potential but I can’t get through it. I’m just not interested in the charact [...]

Flames R. [Featured Reviewer]

April 15th, 2013

Blood In, Blood Out is the second part in the trilogy for Vampire the Requiem. It takes you out of Elysium and into the streets of Chicago, where it is even colder. A different type of law exists out there, one where civility isn’t found. It s [...]

Jax T.

April 30th, 2012

Wow! Fast, furious and incredibly intense! Action on various levels that meshes into the political life of the Chicago Kindred. Poetic tragedy and romantic futility...all part of the unlife of oneof the most diverse Cities on this planet! My only criti [...]

Joe R.

March 24th, 2005

Blood In, Blood Out is one of those novels that really strikes a chord. Its dark, unapologetic look at urban vampires trapped between the politically cutthroat world of the Kindred and social dynamism is profoundly and accuratly compared with the strug [...]