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Vivia 🔍
Little Brown Uk, Lancaster Place, 1995
Lee, Tanith 🔍
description
Vivia, a paragon of youth and beauty, daughter of Lord Vaddix, is alienated from his brutal campaign of violence and fear. Her only solace lies in the secret cave in the bowels of the castle, known only to her and the arcane god whose shrine she believes it is.
When plague enters the castle, bringing an orgy of death and destruction, Vivia seeks shelter in this seductive place. Drawn to her innocence and beauty, a presence - Zulgaris - is resurrected who claims her as his own. Wakened to the wonder of the undead, Vivia is granted the secret of eternal life, but she has been betrayed. Her immortality stretches before her like a damnation.
Handsome Zulgaris, dark prince, war-leader and alchemist. Is Vivia to be his lover, or his pet? Or, far worse, is she but one more thing to be used in this relentless quest for sorcerous power.
Alternative author
Tanith Lee
Alternative publisher
London: Warner
Alternative publisher
Warner Books
Alternative publisher
Sphere
Alternative publisher
ATOM
Alternative edition
United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
Alternative edition
New Ed, PT, 1998
Alternative edition
New Ed, 2000
Alternative edition
May 01, 2000
Alternative edition
London, 1997
metadata comments
cut off text due to tight binding and skewed on some pages
obscured text back cover
Alternative description
In medieval Eastern Europe, Vivia is claimed by a dark lord who weds her, seduces her, and makes her a vampire. Then Vivia's mentor abandons her and she is found by Zulgaris, a handsome prince. He marries her but he cannot cure her hunger for blood. Is she doomed? And what will her pregnancy mean?
Alternative description
393 pages ; 18 cm
Originally published: London: Little, Brown, 1995
date open sourced
2023-06-28
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