Lifeblood

by Lee Duigon

Winslow Emerson, secretly a vampire, establishes a medical practice in Millboro, New Jersey, in search of further victims.

Genres: Horror

432 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1988

Reviews

[Will Errickson]

Not as terrible or tawdry as the cover implies. Not great, of course, but not pitiful either.

[The Poor Person's Book Reviewer]

Pure trashy 80s satanic panic nostalgia

[Kurt Vosper]

I picked this one up at my favourite used bookstore. I was in there looking for some westerns and some 80's vintage paperback horror, particularly vampire or werewolves. This is a quasi vampire story...another author who has to change the vampire stereotype just a bit to make them feel original I guess. Not exactly a page turner. Below average writing and so many holes in the story it just wouldn't float. Can't recommend it.

[Yvonne Glasgow]

I just couldn't get into this one. It felt like the same retelling of other vampire stories.

[Tim Vargulish]

Not a bad vampire tale for the trashy paperback crowd but it bounces around too many characters and overstays it's welcome.