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42nd out of 55 books
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5 voters
Dark Angels: Lesbian Vampire Erotica
by
Pam Keesey
If the vampire is both scary and seductive, the lesbian vampire, who lives at the farthest fringes of society, is doubly so. The appeal of this quintessential bad girl is unmistakable and irresistible: the hypnotic eyes, fetishy garb and make-up, lips that can kiss or open to reveal gleaming fangs that lovingly pierce flesh. These are some of the weapons she employs to lur...more
Paperback, 160 pages
Published
September 26th 2006
by Cleis Press
(first published September 13th 1995)
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This anthology has a collection of eleven stories that push graphic edges and dare the reader to look away. Each story delves into the lore and mystery surrounding vampires with a wide range of style and voice. This anthology is not for anyone faint of heart or easily offended, although the best stories shine with their writing and cleverly hidden details rather than bold graphic violence. This anthology won’t be for everyone and those squeamish are likely to avoid more stories than they read, b...more
Another hit and miss anthology from Pam Keesey. Worth reading for the piece by Pizarnik.
Excellent collection. My personal favorite was "Cinnamon Roses," which is one of the most erotic stories I've EVER read.
Sep 20, 2007
Stephanie
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Recommends it for:
anyone who likes erotica
OMG I loved this book! Anyone who likes erotica and vampirism should read it!
Jan 02, 2012
Rabbit
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4 of 5 stars
Shelves:
dark,
erotica,
fiction,
glbt,
horror,
lesbian-erotica,
present-day,
romance,
vampires,
victorian-era,
witches,
four-stars,
keepers
Wonderful collection. Only one of the stories squicked me though.
May 09, 2013
Robin Graves
marked it as wish-list
Apr 06, 2013
Joel
marked it as to-read
Feb 10, 2013
Lisa
marked it as other-collection
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Shelves:
owned,
short-fiction
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