Great Book I have read the whole series and I have loved them all, I love the suspense of the book and it is kind of freaky in some places. My only complaint is that there are some mistranslation errors in it. Which can be confusing at times.
Because I had to . . . I just had to make a review for this vol. Vol 7 picks up where vol 6's sort-of cliffhanger left off. However, I must admit I was really surprised to see how the cliffhanger was resolved.
Combined vol 6 & 7 make for the best reading of the series so far. The storyline is highly engrossing and propelled by the actual plotline and less by the characters. But that is par for the course in this series. These two works can be considered stand alone works - since the story would be just as engrossing without any background information on the characters. In fact, you could almost begin the series here and determine if you really want to buy the previous works (afterall there are some really good previous works as well).
As always, the characters aren't the highlight of the story and play supporting roles to the plotline. The work is very dialouge driven which requires a degree of concentration. Additionally, this work discusses the actual history of vampirism!
The art is getting better and better. The artwork in this vol begins to really touch into the horror relm and at times is really creepy. (For added effect begin reading it at night - alone.) At one point in this vol the art almost completely drives the story to a really suspenseful and exciting ending.
In short, if you are looking for a good suspenseful read I would suggest picking up vol 6 & 7.
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