Published: Feb. 21, 2011
Words: 3,438 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458021564

Description

Short Story. Not for children. The second in a collection called Vampire Morsels about different vampires from the Amaranthine universe. A child vampire in 1831. Not allowed to play with the slave children, Alexander, is in for a lonely evening that turns even lonelier as he struggles to come to terms with the concept of his own immortality. You can also find Alexander in Shades of Gray

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vampire, paranormal, historic, amaranthine, vampire child

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Review by: Ardy on June 25, 2012 :
Great story. Child Vampires are either very frightening, very tragic, or both. This one seemed tragic. Want to read more!
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Review by: Nicole Thornton on May 28, 2012 :
Great short story about her characters. Felt like this was a peak into a long history of these characters, and not something that's just made to fill the space.
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Review by: Bonnie Mutchler on April 22, 2011 :
Alexander is one of my favorite characters. He is so loveable and so tragic. Jo Naylor paints a wonderful picture of the child and his family and their lives.
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Review by: Ruth Ann Nordin on April 15, 2011 :
I really enjoyed this one. Alexander and his family were among my favorite characters in Shades of Gray, so it was fun to get a deeper look into their lives. He longs for a normal childhood, but sadly, he'll never have one. I won't spoil it, but the ending was a powerful one. Definitely one that will stick with you!
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