Shining Blackness: The Nephilim Chronicles

by Kenneth Davidson

Moving across country from the 'Bible -belt' to the desert of Nevada, a couple discover an ancient clan of vampires hiding in plain sight.






Soon after settling into their new home in Copper Town, strange things begin to happen. As they make their plans to escape, they discover that others
are determined to keep them captive.

272 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 28, 2011

Reviews

[Reeda Booke · Rating 2 out of 5]

Don't quite know how to write a review for this one. The story was kind of interesting but it sure seemed longer then 275 pages because the author was overly descriptive and it made the story drag. I found myself skipping through portions of it just to get to the actual storyline. The writing was also dry. I didn't feel myself get immersed in the story and I didn't get attached to any of the characters.

Not a favorite for this type of speculative fiction. I prefer to read James Rollin's "Blood Gospel: Order of the Sanguines" which deals with basically the same subject.