Domination

by Michael Cecilione

At Domination, New York's trendiest downtown club, reporter Kelly Mitchell becomes the prize in a ancient tug of war between two vampire masters--one of whom wants to enslave her soul, the other to destroy her body. Original.

Genres: Horror, Vampires, Fiction

448 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1993

Reviews

[Heather ~*dread mushrooms*~]

Feuding vampires! Underground sex club! What could go wrong? Oh, I don't know, how about EVERYTHING. So fucking wordy and disappointingly, mind-numbingly boring given the subject.

[Colleen · Rating 1 out of 5]

A BDSM bisexual vampire love triangle should have been right up my alley but this book is the ultimate example of not living up to its potential. Half of the action happens off page, with characters just summarizing it in retrospect. There are way too many POV characters and two of them are so incredibly boring. The male love interest is lame and has zero personality outside of cringey new age mysticism and the female "love interest" is barely in the book.

It's also incredibly offensive, even for being a sleazy 90's paperback. One of the main villains has these awful racist opinions and I was willing to accept it since she was the villain after all, only to turn the page and find the male love interest spouting the exact same views! Not long after that the author had his third scene depicting black men hatefully and I realized it was just what the author believed.

So, yeah, I don't recommend it. If you're not bored you'll just be angry.

[bluetyson]

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[Andrew Carter · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not into vampires. The book, in my estimation, was not well written and I would not recommend it to anyone.