
Bloodsucking Fiends
A Love Story
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Susan Bennett
A striking red-head, 20-something Jody is attacked and transformed into a vampire while walking home one night in downtown San Francisco. Befriending 19-year-old Tommy, Jody tries to understand her new undead life, but trouble finds her when the cops start suspecting Tommy of being a local bloodsucking serial killer.
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Am I right, people that've heard this?
Loved it, and I listen to books ALL day long, and I love horror. Even though this wasn't scary per se, it dealt with those ideas, which were more than enough for a good time. You like funny? You like vampires? Get this book. DON'T expect Lestat. Though......
Bloodsucking FUN!
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Funny Vampires!
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This doesn't mean it was bad, not by any means... it was very entertaining and there were no points where the story lagged or where I was tempted to fast forward. There's just enough description to bring characters and events to life, but not so much that you get tired of the descriptions.
Overall, it's a decent read. Fast and entertaining and interesting enough that I'd listen to the next in the series. The narration was very good, with distinguishable characters and pleasant intonation.
Entertaining but not outright funny...
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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes!!!!! Great story with some comedy!Who was your favorite character and why?
The Emperor and his "MEN" Because to cares for his men. I don't want to give to much away.Susan Bennet brought this character to life.
Which character – as performed by Susan Bennett – was your favorite?
The EmperorAny additional comments?
All around good story with some twists and turns. Had some laughs as well. I will be downloading the second book!!!!Great story! Perfect Narrater!
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Great book...lousy title
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There's definitely some comedic moments. From frozen turkey bowling, to shooting at seagulls with a shotgun in the streets of San Francisco, there's some truly entertaining comedy in the book. There's also some dark moments with some of the deaths and subtleties that speak to a social context of the mid 90's.
This is a book set in the mid 90's. It shows it with everything from the pay phones, to the way people are treated. I'm purposely avoiding some major plot details with this, but the book dates itself.
Narrator Susan Bennett does a good job with the story. She's not outstanding, she gets the job done and is an enjoyable speaker. I don't think she's perfect, but I'm not sure who I would cast. Her voices are varied enough to tell the characters apart, and it work's mostly for Jodie and The Emperor.
I think that the best thing about the story is that Moore has created his own version of San Francisco complete with it's own cast of characters. From The Emperor and his noble pups Bummer and Lazarus, to officers Cavuto and Rivera. I think that it works well for Moore and his world. It makes it feel like a universe and not some stories set in San Francisco.
Is it worth a listen? For this book, I can't recommend it to anyone, but I will say if you like Moore's story and his comedy, this is different from his newer stories. If you're new to Moore, I don't think this is the best place to start, but if you've listened to him before it's a different style than his newer books, but worth a listen.
Fun, but not outright hilarious
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Couldn't finish it..
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Perfect for my 1st choice on Audible.
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I didn’t laugh
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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
The best reader I have ever heard. Every crazy character distinct and, in my opinion, performed to perfection. In fact, it started me on a whole Christopher Moore kick. But this series...oh, I just love it. Funny as hell and I'm even sick of vampires! Did I say I love Susan Bennett's performance? Excuse me! Worth repeating, though, and I RARELY give anything 5 stars.What did you like best about this story?
The originality and humor. I don't think I've ever laughed so much listening to any other audiobook.What about Susan Bennett’s performance did you like?
Her characterization. Every thing you could ever want in a narrator.If you could rename Bloodsucking Fiends, what would you call it?
Wouldn't change a thing...when you find out why it's called that...again, it's worth reading (or hearing) just for that scene.I laughed-I was surprised-I was delighted
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