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Book Review: Blood Crimes, Book One by Dave Zeltserman

Blood Crimes: Book One by Dave Zeltserman

Amazon Digital Services, 2010

Available: New

ISBN: Kindle Edition

Jim thought when he escaped from Serena, the vampire that turned him, he would be free of her and her companion, Metcalf, but he hasn’t been that lucky. Jim and his girlfriend Carol keep moving on to new cities, Jim feeding on the dregs of society, with Carol acting as bait. Serena has continued to search for Jim since his escape. She sets a private investigator on Jim, and his feeding pattern is discovered, leading Serena right to him. While Serena is occupied with Jim, Metcalf has continued to carry out his sadistic experiments. A vampire himself, Metcalf wants to know exactly what can and cannot kill a vampire. His tortuous experiments are carried out on people he has infected. Those poor individuals deemed unworthy to be turned are instead forced to be “cattle”. Strong language, gore, violence, and sexual situations give the first book in Dave Zeltserman’s series a high-octane feel. The fight scenes are graphic and leave you feeling as breathless as the characters. Highly recommended.

Contains: Strong language, gore, violence, and some sexual situations.

Reviewed by: Brandi Blankenship

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