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Bezig met laden... Bound In Blood: The Erotic Journey of a Vampire (editie 2001)door David Thomas Lord (Auteur)
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Jean-Luc Jack Courbet has the perfect life. His art critiques appear regularly in the New York Times. His finely chiselled face and body are coveted by the men he meets in clubs and bars. His Greenwich Village apartment is filled with antiques. Only they weren't antique when he picked them up... Transformed 100 years ago in Paris, Jack is a vampire cruising the city streets to fill his dual needs for pleasure and pain. But now he is driven by a deadly cat-and-mouse game with the mother who wants to destroy him - and, worse, falling for an innocent mortal... Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Despite the subtitle, the sex is not particularly erotic. It's anatomical: "He rasps his tongue from Claude's earlobe . . . over his supra clavicular nerves, around his deltoids to his intercostobrachial nerve." It's geological and geographic: "Looking over the topography of this human island, Jean-Luc searched out the broad mesas of his chest, followed the valley between to the foothills of Etienne's abdominals. Down he traveled, through sparse into thickening forest, and out onto a short, naked peninsula." Ooooooh, that's sooooo hot, I don't think!
Jack also misses the incredibly obvious fact that another character is also a vampire, and he thinks not sweating means he won't leave fingerprints (doesn't he ever watch CSI?).
I will not be looking for the "further adventures" of Jack Courbet, should there be any.