"Exciting vampire tale"
She was the mother of Alexander the Great and Philip of
Macedon's queen. She saw the rise and fall of Greece and
Rome and other civilizations lost to the dust of time. Her
name is Olympias and her age can be measured in millenniums
but she prefers to live in the present where she is the
Chief Enforcer of Washington DC. She insures that all
vampires in her domain obey the laws of the council and
keep their identities hidden from the mortals living along
side them. Olympias is going through the motions of her job, but she
is not really paying any attention to the beings that are
dissatisfied with her actions. Her "slave" Sarah wants her
mistress to pay more attention to her, while a vampire's
companion sets in motion a plan that will topple Olympias
from power, and a black ops government backed psychic group
is on the verge of discovering that vampires actually
exist. To complicate matters even more the Enforcer is
attracted to the head of the psychic group, a man whose
vampire father lives in Olympias' territory. Every book in this series seems better than the previous
highly regarded predecessors as Susan Sizemore continues to
develop the culture of the vampire society. The heroine of
this novel has earned a sequel and the audience deserves
learning the fate of some of the likable characters in LAWS
OF THE BLOOD: DECEPTIONS. There are so many exciting
subplots that tie into the main story line that readers
will want to read this book more than once, but each time
in one sitting. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted September 15, 2002
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