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The Vampire Trinity #3
Kardinal
The end of humanity is here...
In the final, explosive part of Emson’s Vampire Trinity, the vampires are rising again, and humanity is on the brink. In Britain, the undead’s allies are close to victory in a general election. In Iraq, they search for the god of vampires with the intention of unleashing it on the world. There is only one hope:
Jake Lawton…But badly wounded and fearing he is infected with vampire blood, Lawton is haunted by visions and dreams. They lead him to the lair of a demon with whom he must forge an alliance if he is to save his friends, his country, and his species…
386 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 1, 2012
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About the author
Thomas Emson
26 books69 followersThomas Emson is a British horror author. He has written eight novels, all published by Snowbooks in the UK. They include Maneater, Skarlet, and Zombie Brittanica. His Jack The Ripper novel Pariah was published by Tantor Media in the U.S.
His collection of stories The Trees And Other Stories was published on Kindle and CreateSpace. He has also written How To Write A Novel In 6 Months, a how-to guide for would-be novelists, which is available on Amazon.
He is represented by Mariam Keen at the Whispering Buffalo Literary Agency.
His collection of stories The Trees And Other Stories was published on Kindle and CreateSpace. He has also written How To Write A Novel In 6 Months, a how-to guide for would-be novelists, which is available on Amazon.
He is represented by Mariam Keen at the Whispering Buffalo Literary Agency.
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
February 6, 2021
Great continuation and ending of the trilogy.
May 2, 2016
Britain is in ruin after the Vampire wars, people are starving and the Nebs use the situation to their advantage.
Spreading their lies that it's Jake & his friends fault, that Vampires & Humans can lively peacefully, George & Alfred Fuad ensure that they get their political party winning.
Jake makes his way to Iraq, making an unlikely alliance along the way, to stop an evil worse than the trinity being awoken.
The ending though...did he, didn't he? and will their be another book....
Spreading their lies that it's Jake & his friends fault, that Vampires & Humans can lively peacefully, George & Alfred Fuad ensure that they get their political party winning.
Jake makes his way to Iraq, making an unlikely alliance along the way, to stop an evil worse than the trinity being awoken.
The ending though...did he, didn't he? and will their be another book....
May 23, 2016
This was the final part of the Vampire Trinity and for me was the best of the three books. It finished the series off really well but also left just a tiny little cliff-hanger! I'm not giving anything away! I didn't always like the writing style of the first two books (just my personal taste) but Kardinal was good! Would recommend!
March 22, 2014
What a gripping series! I don't normally dable in the horror realm, but this series was so captivating that I had the library order the rest of the series. Now that it's done, what to read?! Satisfying conclusion, but still a little openended.
September 21, 2014
this is a great trinity and I really enjoyed the story line. only thing these books lacked was a good editor which is a shame really :(
February 14, 2016
Nice ending! It was slow at some points and the multiple perspectives take a while to get used to but i liked it :D
June 9, 2012
Fantastic end to one of the best vampire series available. Bloody, fast paced and tense.
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