Now there are new horrors they include blind vampire children, known as “feelers,” which crawl spider-like along walls Nazi vampires that continue to perform acts of barbaric torture and subway trains onto which vampires are latching themselves for transportation beneath the Hudson River. Returning once again are the strigoi infected blood worms squirm beneath their flesh and six-foot long stingers shoot out from their mouths. The vampire nightmare that was spawned in Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan’s “The Strain” grows more terrifying in its faster-paced sequel, “The Fall.” It contains grotesque, bizarre images of violence and horror that will haunt the reader’s memories for a very long time.

All of the main characters are intriguing. They have like this sucker at the end of their tongues that the vampires lash out at humans and attach to their necks. What I most like about these books is that the vampires are smart but they also have a unique feature about them. Once I got everything straight, I was able to enjoy this book. I have to admit that it took me a few to get caught up to speed again regarding who everyone was and what parts they played in this story. I read The Strain the first book last year and finished it in a matter of a few hours. The Fall is book two in the Strain trilogy. Even the “Old” vampires are fighting with the “New” vampires. It appears that there is no one that can stop the Master. The Master is out roaming the world, trying to control the vampires and make more. The second book, The Fall continues right on from the first. The first book ended with readers being introduced to the Master. The parasite caused an unusual effect on humans turning them into vampires. In the first book, The Strain, the human race was attacked by a weird parasite. Author: Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan

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