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17 ratings, 3.76 average rating, 3 reviews
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published
August 3rd 2004
by Ballantine Books
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Paperback, 448 pages
isbn
0345464087
(isbn13: 9780345464088)
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After morphing into 187 very large white rats in the name of self-preservation, Jules Duchon is back to his portly self, a member of that secret class...more
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Read in January, 2008
Sequel to Fat White Vampire Blues, events in this book occur shortly after Fat White concludes. I wish I'd read this one sooner after finish the previous, because even though much mention is made of the previous events not all the details are rehashed and I'd forgotten a bunch. Almost as much fun as the first book, this one has Jules Duchon conscripted as a detective by the High Krewe, who convince him that it is in his best interest to work for them or Doodlebug loses his California institute. ...more
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Read in May, 2008
Unfortunately, Bride isn't as good as the original. Now that his initial danger has passed (and he's living a contented life in many, many pieces), Fox had to come up with a gimmick to bring Jules back. Fat White Vampire Detective would've been a more accurate title.
And though the novelty has worn off a little, Jules is still fun. Doodlebug adds an interesting element (Thin White Vampire Transvestite), as do the creepy Krewe. But this one feels a little forced.
And though the novelty has worn off a little, Jules is still fun. Doodlebug adds an interesting element (Thin White Vampire Transvestite), as do the creepy Krewe. But this one feels a little forced.
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Set in New Orleans, the second of the Fat Vampire series has a much different slant than your typical S7M vampire novel. For onr thing, this vampires loves Cajun & creole cooking, or at least the blood of those who have feasted on crayfish!
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