Extermination

Vampire Plagues #6

by Sebastian Rook, Helen Hart (Ghostwriter)

A hundred snarling lampirs had gathered across the pathway. Grey river-mist around their feet. Somewhere a wolf howled, and a bat dive to flit low across the surface of the water. And Jack saw, with a sickening certainty, that there was no way past the lampirs... They were trapped. Ben Jack and Emily are journeying into the Polish mountains, desperate to end the lampir plague that is draining the country. If they destroy the monstrous Count Lampirska, evil found of the lampir clan, then Poland's dead can rest at last. But the lampirs will do anything to stop them...

Genres: Fantasy, Vampires, Horror, Young Adult, Childrens

217 pages

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

Sebastian Rook is a pseudonym used for the Vampire Plagues series.

The first three novels in the series were written by Ben Jeapes. On his website, Jeapes says, "The writing is my own, the plot is someone else's, hence the nom de plume."

The other three novels in the series were written under the same pseudonym by Helen Hart.

Reviews

[Ian]

A BRILLIANT CONCLUSION TO AN EXCELLENT SERIES!

[Yami]

Well.. first I truly don't like the cover of this edition, I prefer the other one ,but it was the only edition I found , putting that aside, it is really a middle ages story about vampires a little thrilling and kind of cute . the first in this series was the best and it had potential to be go strong ,but it was just average..the characters are likeable, and it is fast paced ,the climax and the dead guys just go poof!!! In this one.

[Rachie]

a little bit predictable.

[Emma]

Ok, I liked it but no more.

[Claude Latour]

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