October, 2002

Bitten by Kelly Armstrong

Filled with romance and supernatural intrigue, this book will surely remind readers of Anne Rice's sophisticated refurbishing of the vampire story, as Armstrong finds a fresh angle for the werewolf theme.

Midnight is a Lonely Place by Barbara Erskine

Seeking seclusion in a remote part of England where she can finish writing her biography and get away from a troubled relationship, Kate Kennedy realizes that her cottage is haunted by a pair of Roman Britain star-crossed lovers.

The Last Vampire by Whitley Streiber

The eternal heroine of Whitley Strieber's classic novel The Hunger, Miriam Blaylock returns in The Last Vampire -- a new tale of stunning invention and mounting suspense that goes as deep into the dark as a nightmare.

Implant by F. Paul Wilson

Dr. Gina Panzella, the young protégé of famed plastic surgeon Dr. Duncan Lathram, begins to suspect that there is something sinister--and deadly--about Dr. Lathram's miraculous new implant.

The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, 14th Edition

World Fantasy Award-winning series continues with a generous collection that features more than 40 stories and poems from renowned veterans and newcomers alike.