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30 reviews
Melissa De La Cruz

Hyperion, 2007

Amazing!
Wow! Like the first book, Blue Bloods, I was instantly pulled into the story of Schuyler Van Alen (whose character I love, by the way). I love all of the characters in this series and I love everything about this series. It's fast-paced, extremely interesting, well-written, and has just the right amount of detail. This book is a must read if you read the first one, and I'm unbelievably excited ...

Love's Masquerade

12 reviews
Radclyffe

Bold Strokes Books, 2004

Classic Radclyffe
I have to admit Radclyffe has never written a book I don't like. I like some more than others, but my second read of `Love's Masquerade' was a enjoyable as the first. Not only is her work enjoyable, it is also memorable. I first read the book about three years ago and found the characters and story details coming back to me as I turned each page. Here, Radclyffe introduces the characters of ...

The Masquerade (de Warenne Dynasty)

42 reviews
Brenda Joyce

Mira, 2005

The Masquerade
I loved this book!! The characters were wonderful. This is a must read!! Brenda Joyce at her best!!

Eloise Takes A Bawth

7 reviews
Kay Thompson, Mart Crowley

Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2002

Eloise Takes a Plunge.....
There is nothing so refreshing, so enlivening, or inviting, there is nothing so delicious as a bawth. Eloise, that irrepressible and precocious nymph, just about sinks the Plaza Hotel as she splawshes, dives, plays and swims in the tub, tub, tub of her penthouse bawthroom. Drips, drops, leaks, and waterfalls begin to spout all over the building, and the manager, Mr Salomone is beside himself as ...

Masquerade

8 reviews
Kit Williams

Schocken, 1987

Commercial Costume
Artist Kit Williams wanted people to look at his pictures-- to study them intently. He found a brilliant device; hidden in the rich illustrations are clues to a treasure. The treasure has since been found (by people who cheated), but it is still fun to study the drawings. Small children will enjoy finding the hare on each page, and will enjoy the charming story as well. The story is the love tale ...

Bronx Masquerade

75 reviews
Nikki Grimes

Puffin, 2003

Beautiful!!!
This book was a good book. It went deep into the poet's soul. It also went deep into the poet's life. I am doing this for an English assignment. I wouldn't read this book because of what the cover looked like or unless I was told to do so. But after I read the first few chapters I was amazed at how judgment was wrong. Don't Judge a Book by its cover!!

Mardi Gras Masquerade (Nancy Drew: All New Girl Detective, No. 28)
Carolyn Keene

Aladdin, 2008

What could be more fun than a masked Mardi Gras ball at a so-called haunted mansion? George brings her digital camera, insisting that she's going to bust some ghosts. I'm just looking forward to a night of dressing up and dancing with Ned and my friends. Soon the fun turns freaking, though -- things go haywire and everyone starts to wonder if the ghost stories could actually be true. But when Deirdre Shannon's antique tiara is snatched, I'm ...

Vampire : The Masquerade (Revised Edition)

88 reviews
Justin Achilli, Andrew Bates, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 1998

dont take the whinig of Jonnhy truant. Buy this Book
I wasn't a vampire player at first in fact a freind and I were at each others throats for a while over the diferences between mage and vampire. but after taking a closer look at the two games I have come to realize that they coenside with each other quite well and are very easily mixed together. And as for the stupid assumptions of this Jonnhy traunt character he probably hasn't even played ...

The Golden Transcendence: Or, The Last of the Masquerade (The Golden Age)

24 reviews
John C. Wright

Tor Science Fiction, 2004

Amazing Science Fiction...Just Plain Awesome!
The final book in Wright's Golden Age Trilogy does not disappoint. Definitely don't read this before reading the first two books (Golden Age and the Phoenix Exultant). It starts off with an insanely intense battle and then shoots for the sun - literally! It does slow down for a bit, but then takes off quite energetically again. This is the climactic book in an amazing trilogy, and Wright does ...

The Book of Nod

38 reviews
Sam Chupp, David D. Gragert

White Wolf Publishing, 1995

Awesome little book.
This little book was made to be a resource for the Vampire Masquerade game but it can definitely be read and enjoyed by fans who have no idea what Vampire Masquerade even is. This short book, which can be read in like 30-60 minutes, shows the origins of the vampires, and their sects, and shows their 'fall from grace' from heaven and why they were shunned by all. And while the book might be ...

Deadly Masquerade: A True Story of Sexual Secrets, Illicit Passion, and Murder (St. Martin's True Crime ...

7 reviews
Donita Woodruff

St. Martin's True Crime, 2007

Unbelievable, and not in a good way..
A strange and sordid tale of a woman who meets and marries a man still involved in a transsexual relationship with a man who committed a murder years earlier. Not very well-written, the book lacked "common sense." I find it odd that she never apparently asked her husband if he was in love with this person, or other obvious questions. And the police angle of allowing her to run an "investigation" ...

*OP Guide to the Camarilla (Vampire, the Masquerade)

12 reviews
Richard Dansky

White Wolf Publishing, 1999

Essential in the Final Nights
To any fan of White Wolf products and avid player of Vampire, Guide to the Camerilla is essential for any GM. Saying one can run a Cammerilla campaign without it like saying you can get an understanding of Les Misérables by reading cliffnotes. I hope that thought can highlight the fact that understanding and appreciation are mutually exclusive concepts. With the final nights close at hand this ...

*OP Clanbook: Gangrel (Revised Ed) (Vampire: The Masquerade Clanbooks)

5 reviews
James Kiley, Ellen Kiley

White Wolf Publishing, 2000

The truth is out there, Rover....
One of the improvements of the new CLAN BOOK series over the original is consistency between the various installments. The new books all seem to include discipline variations and merits and flaws tailored to specific clans as well as all new sample character templates. (MIND'S EYE THEATRE stats are now always given for much of this) Often extensive sections on notable clan members are ...

Carl's Masquerade (Carl)

9 reviews

Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 1992

Super cute.
Very inventive & clever. These were written for the parents as well as the child.

Masquerade: The Complete Book with the Answer Explained

10 reviews
Kit Williams

Workman Publishing Company, 1993

Masquerade
I first learned of this by reading a book with information on treasure hunts. It told the answers, and I thought, "How hard could this be?" As soon as I could, I checked Masquerade out from the library. I read it, tried to put the answers with the pages, and it was hard! I would definitely recommend this book.

Blood Magic: Secrets of Thaumaturgy (Vampire: The Masquerade)

7 reviews
Justin Achilli, Jess Heinig, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2000

BAMPH!!!!!!
A book detailing the complex discipline of Thaumaturgy has been long needed. This is a really good one and while it doesn't solve all the problems created by the past handling of Thaumaturgy in VAMPIRE: THE MASQUERADE, it goes a long way toward clarifying and further developing the discipline. The book discussed the history and theory of vampiric blood magic. We learn that it predates the ...

Queen of the Masquerade (Hallowmere)
Tiffany Trent, Amanda Jenkins

Mirrorstone, 2008

BBYA author Amanda Jenkins teams up with Tiffany Trent to give voice to the next Hallowmere heroine... Christina wakes in a new world with no memory of who she is or where she came from. Tasked with solving a riddle that will save the duke and duchess who rescue her and take her in as a changeling, Christina seeks to puzzle out just what she's doing here and why her memory has fled. But the riddle isn't just a key to saving the duke and ...

Clanbook: Giovanni

17 reviews
Greg Stolze, John Chambers, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 2001

Insular Necromancers Reviewed
The revised version of Clanbok: Giovanni is truly impressive. It's very well written and the graphic part is algo good. It contains a in-depht history of the Clan (since the Roman Empire, when their name wasn't Giovanni yet) like the previous version, and much information on the modern affairs. The lesser families (like the Dunsirn and the Pisanob) are explained with much more detail than it was ...

Masquerade

46 reviews
Gayle Lynds

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004

Spies, Lies, Twists and Double Crosses, Plenty Action Too
Is she a rogue CIA agent or an innocent reporter? Is she Liz or is she Sarah? Why doesn't she remember her furniture, her crooked finger, her lover? What is wrong with her? Amnesia caused by brain fever as a result of an accident, or is it something more, something to do with the pills she's being fed everyday? These are the questions Liz Sansborough has to find the answers to if she's going to ...

Clanbook: Tremere (Vampire: The Masquerade)

4 reviews
Jess Heinig, Ree Soesbee

White Wolf Publishing, 2000

Tremere Made Playable!!!
This books recounts Tremere history yet again. However, unlike the original CLANBOOK TREMERE- a classic source book, revealing the secrets of a mysterious clan- here a young Tremere narrates. Since most player characters tend to be young Tremere getting a sense of just how much such a character would know is very helpful. There are sidebars from a more ancient Tremere, hinting at how the ...

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