Necroscope: Resurgence : The Lost Years: Volume Two

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Summary: Werewolves Enter The Necroscope World!
Review: "The second book in the Lost Years (Necroscope) two book set. It made me lose any previous scepticism I had about dragging on this series. I was hooked. By the end of the book I hungered for more damned it! Now what the heck do I do?

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Summary: Werewolves Enter The Necroscope World!
Review: "The second book in the Lost Years (Necroscope) two book set. It made me lose any previous scepticism I had about dragging on this series. I was hooked. By the end of the book I hungered for more damned it! Now what the heck do I do?

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Summary: Werewolves Enter The Necroscope World!
Review: "The second book in the Lost Years (Necroscope) two book set. It made me lose any previous scepticism I had about dragging on this series. I was hooked. By the end of the book I hungered for more damned it! Now what the heck do I do?

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Summary: fills the gap
Review: I was introduced to the NECROSCOPE series in 1990 by a co- worker, and have been a rabid fan from that day forward.
The one big problem I allways had reading this series was the big gap in time(and plot) between "wampheri" and "the source". a These two books not only explain the time gap but the confusing plot quirks in the following books. Did the Mr Lumley have this in mind when writing the original series? My guess is yes, because it not only ties the origional series SO SWEETLY to the "vampire world" books,it never once appears an attempt to "cover up" an error.

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Summary: Too Busy!
Review: I'm a big fan of Lumley's Necroscope books, but I have to say, The Lost Years could very well have STAYED lost, and it would have been...well...no great loss. This book takes place between the 2nd and 3rd Necroscope books; since we already know the destiny of Harry, (AND his wife and 3 children as well..) the book suffers from the "Where is this going" syndrome. Don't get me wrong- Necroscope readers WILL get their moneys worth. NON-FANS will, however, be totally lost. The book was just too bogged down with characters- Harry, E-Branch, Ferenczys/Francezis, Radu, Bonnie Jean...The only character I really connected with, (Inspector Ianson) vanishes FAR too quickly. And even though I had read the previous 9 books, at times I was totally confused. Not a bad effort, but..not Lumley's best. (Try the original Necroscope for some REAL thrills and chills!) [e-mail]

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Summary: As always, Lumley makes the unbelievable, believable!
Review: Lumley answers all the questions about the beginings of the necroscope and his powers. we are allowed to learn what makes harry Koegh tick. This installment is a wonderful addition to the already acclaimed series. This is a must read for Lumley fans and first time readers alike

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Summary: lumley at his best
Review: Many authors when writing an on going saga, sell out as the series goes on. Lumley is as rich in detail and gore as ever. You must read this book

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Summary: Summary of the Necroscope Series by Brian Lumley
Review: Mr. Lumley defines greatness as an author and as a very descriptive,imaginative, overwhelming storyteller. An overall "thrilling ride" into the unknown and the supernatural. With combining love, hate,ESPionage, and an entirely new world of a Vampires never before matched, Mr. Lumley entices you and and will keep you on the edge of your seat with a hunger for more. I highly recommend this series for any future horror-sci-fi reading you may have. ***Matches and surpasses the expectations of any current horror authors****

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Summary: Now its time for the werewolves tale!
Review: This is a great read. Lumley once again uses his amazing talent to telling the story of the origin of the werewolf plus so much more. Both of these books are worth every penny and then some, but in my opinion, the trilogy of the vampire world is just a tad better. But this is pulse-pounding reading just the same! Turn out the lights - I dare you!