Feast of Fools: The Morganville Vampires, Book 4

Rachel Caine

Jun 2008 · The Morganville Vampires Book 4 · Sold by Penguin

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So far I have only read the first 4 books (this book being #4 in the series) and I love them all! I can't wait to add more to my home library, as well as my online one. I highly recommend this entire series, though I haven’t read them all I did enjoy the ones I did read. By the way, these are series books. You have to start with book 1 or you will lost in the story line. This is what I do with series books, I buy the entire published books and then I read them. This way I don't have to wait for the next book to come out. Hopefully by the time I get to the last one I have, there are new releases just waiting for me. BUT, I have just can not do that with this series and another series called " Thirst" by Christopher Pike (there are now 3 books out and they are 2-in1 books by that author!) Back to topic, I have 4 of the above Morganville Vamps books, but I have only two books because I have two of the 2-in-1 books.( AKA Vol. books) Clear as mud?

Sometimes the author needs to remember not to leave too much out. it can get a little confusing at times when she skips around a little, wouldn't hurt if the books were any longer. Because I do love this series. And cannot put them down!

So shane was SHOT at the end of book #3 but apparently in the beginning of this book he is recovering from being stabbed.

About the author

Rachel Caine is the author of more than twenty novels, including the "Weather Warden" series. She was born at White Sands Missile Range, which people who know her say explains a lot. She has been an accountant, a professional musician, and an insurance investigator, and still carries on a secret identity in the corporate world. She and her husband, fantasy artist R. Cat Conrad, live in Texas with their iguanas, Popeye and Darwin; a mali uromastyx named (appropriately) O’Malley; and a leopard tortoise named Shelley (for the poet, of course).