[revenant]

I recently picked up 'A Feast in Exile' by Chelsea Quinn Yarbo. I had a feeling that it had to do with a series, but it does not say 'book 3 in a series of 4' or anything like that. It was only 5.99 for the hardcover at a local book store and I had to take the gamble! Rarely does a student like me have an oppurtunity to read a hardcover book!

So, I am curious. Is it necesarry to read the previous installments of Sainte-Germain, or will this book stand alone?

I hope this is considered fantasy. I consider Vampires to be more fantasy than science fiction. If this is the wrong forum for this thread, then I apologize and would hope to have it moved immediately.

Thankyou all in advance for the help you will provide.

[AuntiePam]

From what I've heard, the St. Germain books can be read as stand-alones. They don't end with cliffhangers. And I think they hop all over the place, time-wise, don't they?

Is St. Germain a time-traveler as well as a vampire?

I googled and went through four pages and several websites, but didn't find anything answering this question.

[revenant]

From what I've heard, the St. Germain books can be read as stand-alones. They don't end with cliffhangers. And I think they hop all over the place, time-wise, don't they?

Is St. Germain a time-traveler as well as a vampire?

I googled and went through four pages and several websites, but didn't find anything answering this question.

thanks.. that is how it seems.. but i just wanted to make sure..

i bought a book.. i think it was called 'beowulf's children' and while the cover had no mention of it being a sequal.. it was..

[AuntiePam]

I hate when that happens. I picked up three or four of a series that extended to ten books, and of course none of the ones I picked up were the first ones. :) I haven't read any of them, and I doubt I'll bother to look for the others.

[revenant]

I hate when that happens. I picked up three or four of a series that extended to ten books, and of course none of the ones I picked up were the first ones. :) I haven't read any of them, and I doubt I'll bother to look for the others.


a little off topic..

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