Vampire Odyssey

or The Blue Blood of the Elizabethan Upper Crust

De: RK Byers

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

An aging, vain, lonely, pretentious and failed indie writer is forced to give a glowing, five-star review to 'Vampire Odyssey', the worst book ever written.

"Not your typical gothic tale—brace yourself for a hilariously twisted parody that will have you laughing from dusk till dawn! This book turns the vampire genre on its head with wit, humor, and a touch of absurdity. Dive in for a wild, irreverent ride!"
--Christine Jax, author of Who's Building the Ark? How to Manage Through Hell and High Water

Vampire Odyssey

A book within a book within a fourth-wall commentary on review-swapping culture. ‘Vampire Odyssey’ places classic characters in familiar modern pop culture debates that, while a tad scatterbrained, delivers a whole lot of conscious insight on the meaning and function of critique.

Taking itself so seriously it’s a riot!

This is what satire ought to be. Very familiar characters turned on its head with a Greek chorus level commentary from a character. You don’t know whether you love or hate.

RK Byers has managed to do something entirely unique both in the writing of the novel and the way he markets it. This was a joy from start to finish with 100 laugh out loud moments and some insightful commentary along the way.

Give it a chance you will laugh you will cry you will be disgusted, and you will be in awe of something so completely individual and unique, you always find yourself, wondering what exactly is going on and that’s when the fun begins.