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The Tale of the Body Thief (The Vampire Chronicles, Book 4) Kindle Edition
In a gripping feat of storytelling, Anne Rice continues the extraordinary Vampire Chronicles that began with the now-classic Interview with the Vampire. For centuries, Lestat—vampire-hero, enchanter, seducer of mortals—has been a courted prince in the dark and flourishing universe of the living dead. Now he is alone. And in his overwhelming need to destroy his doubts and his loneliness, Lestat embarks on the most dangerous enterprise he has undertaken in all the years of his haunted existence.
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“Tinged with mystery, full of drama . . . The story is involving, the twists surprising.”—People
“Fast-paced . . . . mesmerizing . . . silkenly sensuous . . . No one writing today matches her deftness with the [sensual].”—The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
“Hypnotic . . . masterful.”—Cosmopolitan
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherBallantine Books
- Publication dateNovember 17, 2010
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Lestat has always had a faulty impulse-control valve, and it gets him in truly intriguing trouble this time. On the plus side, he gets to experience romance with a nun and orange juice--"thick like blood, but full of sweetness." But Lestat is horrified by an uncommon cold, and his toilet training proves traumatic. He's also got to catch Raglan James, who has no intention of giving up his dishonestly acquired new superpowered body. Lestat enlists the help of David Talbot, a mortal in the Talamasca, a secret society of immortal watchers described in Queen of the Damned.
The swapping of bodies and supernatural stories is choice, and there's even a moral: never give a bloodsucker an even break. --Tim Appelo
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“Tinged with mystery, full of drama . . . The story is involving, the twists surprising.”—People
“Rice is our modern messenger of the occult, whose nicely updated dark-side passion plays twist and turn in true Gothic form.”—San Francisco Chronicle
“Fast-paced . . . . mesmerizing . . . silkenly sensuous . . . No one writing today matches her deftness with the erotic.”—The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
“Hypnotic . . . masterful.”—Cosmopolitan
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Lestat speaks. Vampire-hero, enchanter, seducer of mortals. For centuries he has been a courted prince in the dark and flourishing universe of the living dead. Lestat is alone. And suddenly all his vampire rationale--everything he has come to believe and feel safe with--is called into question. In his overwhelming need to destroy his doubts and his loneliness, Lestat embarks on the most dangerous enterprise he has undertaken in all the danger-haunted years of his long existence.
The Tale of the Body Thief is told with the unique--and mesmerizing--passion, power, color, and invention that distinguish the novels of Anne Rice.
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Lestat speaks. Vampire-hero, enchanter, seducer of mortals. For centuries he has been a courted prince in the dark and flourishing universe of the living dead. Lestat is alone. And suddenly all his vampire rationale--everything he has come to believe and feel safe with--is called into question. In his overwhelming need to destroy his doubts and his loneliness, Lestat embarks on the most dangerous enterprise he has undertaken in all the danger-haunted years of his long existence.
The Tale of the Body Thief is told with the unique--and mesmerizing--passion, power, color, and invention that distinguish the novels of Anne Rice.
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Sweet the parade of fashionable young men displaying their cultured muscles with touching vulgarity, of young women so proud of their streamlined and seemingly sexless modern limbs, amid the soft urgent roar of traffic and human voices.
Old stucco hostelries, once the middling shelters of the aged, were now reborn in smart pastel colors, sporting their new names in elegant neon script. Candles flickered on the white-draped tables of the open-porch restaurants. Big shiny American cars pushed their way slowly along the avenue, as drivers and passengers viewed the dazzling human parade, lazy pedestrians here and there blocking the thoroughfare.
On the distant horizon the great white clouds were mountains beneath a roofless and star-filled heaven. Ah, it never failed to take my breath away--this southern sky filled with azure light and drowsy relentless movement.
To the north rose the towers of new Miami Beach in all their splendor. To the south and to the west, the dazzling steel skyscrapers of the downtown city with its high roaring freeways and busy cruise-ship docks. Small pleasure boats sped along the sparkling waters of the myriad urban canals.
In the quiet immaculate gardens of Coral Gables, countless lamps illuminated the handsome sprawling villas with their red-tiled roofs, and swimming pools shimmering with turquoise light. Ghost walked in the grand and darkened rooms of the Biltmore. The massive mangrove trees threw out their primitive limbs to cover the broad and carefully tended streets.
In Coconut Grove, the international shoppers thronged the luxurious hotels and fashionable malls. Couples embraced on the high balconies of their glass-walled condominiums, silhouettes gazing out over the serene waters of the bay. Cars sped along the busy roads past the ever-dancing palms and delicate rain trees, past the squat concrete mansions draped with red and purple bougainvillea, behind their fancy iron gates.
All of this is Miami, city of water, city of speed, city of tropical flowers, city of enormous skies. It is for Miami, more than any other place, that I periodically leave my New Orleans home. The men and women of many nations and different colors live in the great dense neighborhoods of Miami. One hears Yiddish, Hebrew, the languages of Spain, of Haiti, the dialects and accents of Latin America, of the deep south of this nation and of the far north. There is menace beneath the shining surface of Miami, there is desperation and a throbbing greed; there is the deep steady pulse of a great capital--the low grinding energy, the endless risk.
It's never really dark in Miami. It's never really quiet.
It is the perfect city for the vampire; and it never fails to yield to me a mortal killer--some twisted, sinister morsel who will give up to me a dozen of his own murders as I drain his memory banks and his blood.
But tonight it was the Big-Game Hunt, the unseasonal Easter feast after a Lent of starvation--the pursuit of one of those splendid human trophies whose gruesome modus operandi reads for pages in the computer files of mortal law enforcement agencies, a being anointed in his anonymity with a flashy name by the worshipful press: "Back Street Strangler."
I lust after such killers!
What luck for me that such a celebrity had surfaced in my favorite city. What luck that he has struck six times in these very streets--slayer of the old and the infirm, who have come in such numbers to live out their remaining days in these warm climes. Ah, I would have crossed a continent to snap him up, but he is here waiting for me. To his dark history, detailed by no less than twenty criminologists, and easily purloined by me through the computer in my New Orleans lair, I have secretly added the crucial elements--his name and mortal habitation.
A simple trick for a dark god who can read minds. Through his blood-soaked dreams I found him . And tonight the pleasure will be mind of finishing his illustrious career in a dark cruel embrace, without a scintilla of moral illumination.
Ah, Miami. The perfect place for this little Passion Play.
I always come back to Miami, the way I come back to New Orleans. And I'm the only immortal now who hunts this glorious corner of the Savage Garden, for as you have seen, the others long ago deserted the coven house here--unable to endure each other's company any more than I can endure them.
But so much the better to have Miami all to myself.
I stood at the front windows of the rooms I maintained in the swanky little Park Central Hotel on Ocean Drive, every now and then letting my preternatural hearing sweep the chambers around me in which the rich tourists enjoyed that premium brand of solitude--complete privacy only steps from the flashy street--my Champs Elysees of the moment, my Via Veneto.
My strangler was almost ready to move from the realm of him spasmodic and fragmentary visions into the land of literal death. Ah, time to dress for the man of my dreams.
Picking from the usual wilderness of freshly opened cardboard boxes, suitcases, and trunks, I chose a suit of gray velvet, an old favorite, especially when the fabric is thick, with only a subtle luster. Not very likely for these warm nights, I had to admit, but then I don't feel hot and cold the way humans do. And the coat was slim with narrow lapels, very spare and rather like a hacking jacket with its fitted waist, or, more to the point, like the graceful old frock coats of earlier times. We immortals forever fancy old-fashioned garments, garments that remind us of the century in which we were Born to Darkness. Sometimes you can gauge the true age of an immortal simply by the cut of his clothes.
With me, it's also a matter of texture. The eighteenth century was so shiny! I can't bear to be without a little luster. And this handsome coat suited me perfectly with the plain tight velvet pants. As for the white silk shirt, it was a cloth so soft you could ball the garment in the palm of your hand. Why should I wear anything else so close to my indestructible and curiously sensitive skin? Then the boots. Ah, they look like all my fine shoes of late. Their soles are immaculate, for they so seldom touch the mother earth.
My hair I shook loose into the usual thick mane of glowing yellow shoulder-length waves. What would I look like to mortals? I honestly don't know. I covered up my blue eyes, as always, with black glasses, lest their radiance mesmerize and entrance at random--a real nuisance--and over my delicate white hands, with their telltale glassy fingernails, I drew the usual pair of soft gray leather gloves.
Ah, a bit of oily brown camouflage for the skin. I smoothed the lotion over my cheekbones, over the bit of neck and chest that was bare.
I inspected the finished product in the mirror. Still irresistible. No wonder I'd been such a smash in my brief career as a rock singer. And I've always been a howling success as a vampire. Thank the gods I hadn't become invisible in my airy wandering, a vagabond floating far above the clouds, light as a cinder on the wind. I felt like weeping when I thought of it.
The Big-Game Hunt always brought me back to the actual.
Track him, wait for him, catch him just at the moment that he would bring death to his next victim, and take him slowly, painfully, feasting upon his wickedness as you do it, glimpsing through the filthy lens of his soul all his earlier victims--
Please understand, there is no nobility in this. I don't believe that rescuing one poor mortal from such a fiend can conceivably save my soul. I have taken life too often--unless one believes that the power of one good deed is infinite. I don't know whether or not I believe that. What I do believe is this: The evil of one murder is infinite, and my guilt is like my beauty--eternal. I cannot be forgiven, for there is no one to forgive me for all I've done.
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- ASIN : B004AM5R0M
- Publisher : Ballantine Books (November 17, 2010)
- Publication date : November 17, 2010
- Language : English
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- Print length : 443 pages
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About the author
Anne Rice was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, which provided the backdrop for many of her famous novels. She was the author of more than 30 books, including her first novel, Interview with the Vampire, which was published in 1976. It has since gone on to become one of the best-selling novels of all time, and was adapted into a major motion picture starring Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Kirsten Dunst, and Antonio Banderas. In addition to The Vampire Chronicles, Anne was the author of several other best-selling supernatural series including Mayfair Witches, Queen of the Damned, the Wolf Gift, and Ramses the Damned. Under the pen name A.N. Roquelaure, Anne was the author of the erotic (BDSM) fantasy series, The Sleeping Beauty Trilogy. Under the pen name Anne Rampling she was the author of two erotic novels, Exit to Eden and Belinda. A groundbreaking artist whose work was widely beloved in popular culture, Anne had this to say of her work: "I have always written about outsiders, about outcasts, about those whom others tend to shun or persecute. And it does seem that I write a lot about their interaction with others like them and their struggle to find some community of their own. The supernatural novel is my favorite way of talking about my reality. I see vampires and witches and ghosts as metaphors for the outsider in each of us, the predator in each of us...the lonely one who must grapple day in and day out with cosmic uncertainty."
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Customers find the story engaging and interesting. They praise the writing quality and author as special. The characters are rich and the book explores deeper themes like incarnation and theology. Readers appreciate the visual quality and attention to detail. However, some pages fall out in the book. Reviews are mixed on the series quality, with some finding it great and a perfect addition to their collection, while others consider it not their favorite.
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Customers find the story engaging and interesting. They say it's one of Anne Rice's best stories, with twists and turns that keep them hooked. Readers also mention the book is action-packed throughout.
"...If you wrote it, I have it. Thank you for the years of pleasurable and exciting reading!" Read more
"...continue with Vampire Chronicles and Lestat fans because it is an interesting and unique story...." Read more
"...They are transforming, rich, educational, and complex...." Read more
"...:/ Though I also must say that the end was very satisfying." Read more
Customers enjoy the writing quality of the book. They find it a quick read with an interesting story and find the author's writing style enjoyable.
"...with Lestat, and if you like him, I think you'll really enjoy this part of his story...." Read more
"...It is hard to deny Anne Rice's exquisite writing talent and her ability to weave the net of her tale so tightly that the reader finds themselves..." Read more
"I'm about half way through, and just loving it. Very much enjoying David as a central focus...." Read more
"...The writing meanders a bit too much but the storyline is entertaining and a blend of predictable and unpredictable...." Read more
Customers enjoy the author's vampire novels. They find the book itself good, though some mention issues with the physical book quality.
"...In my opinion this was that last good novel in the Vampire Chronicles series...." Read more
"Anne Rice is a great author and Tale of the Body Thief is amazing...." Read more
"I am enjoining reading the vampire chronicles...." Read more
"...With all that, she still writes the best vampire novels." Read more
Customers enjoy the character development and rich destinations.
"...I love the characters and feel like they are family and great friends. Ms. Anne Rice you are my favorite author! If you wrote it, I have it...." Read more
"...Her characters and dialogues are so well written that I would easily believe that she listened to these conversations as they happened...." Read more
"...this book are really intense as usual for Anne, and her character descriptions are spot on. This book moved up in my list to top 3 favorites." Read more
"...The detail of all of the destinations and characters is so rich one transported from the page into the story...." Read more
Customers enjoy the book's depth. They say it's told from Lestat's perspective, revealing more about him and his friends. The story includes deeper thinking about the nature of incarnation. It keeps true to Lestat's nature while remaining lighthearted. Readers also mention that the theological discussions are rich, educational, and complex.
"...why I liked the book so well, but what I can say, is it is told from Lestat's viewpoint...." Read more
"...They are transforming, rich, educational, and complex...." Read more
"...line coupled with the mystical tale of body swapping and theological discussions...." Read more
"...and turns that support what we know of Lestat and reveal more in depth characteristics of Lestat and his closest friends...." Read more
Customers enjoy the visual quality of the book. They find the descriptions vivid and the storytelling engaging, with attention to detail. The narration is also praised as wonderful.
"...The visuals in this book are really intense as usual for Anne, and her character descriptions are spot on...." Read more
"...me personally I loved the ride, the storytelling and as always attention to detail." Read more
"Anne Rice at her best! Her words painting the scenes, creating the characters...." Read more
"This book took two wonderful years to read; so much detail. The imagery for this book is spectacular!" Read more
Customers have different views on the series. Some find it a great addition to their collection, while others consider it not their favorite installment.
"Not my favorite in the series, but a good read." Read more
"I collect books by Anne Rice. This was a perfect addition to my collection." Read more
"Not my favorite Vampire Series book!" Read more
"If you want to get lost in a great Ann Rice book, this is a great selection. I couldn't put it down, and I finished it in about a day and a half...." Read more
Customers are unhappy with the pages falling out of the book. They say the pages start coming out of the binding and continue to do so even after picking it up.
"...The pages fell out after reading maybe 1.5 days. So ridiculous" Read more
"I just started this book and the pages are falling out within first 2 chapters as I am turning the pages. I am being gentle...." Read more
"...The quality of the book is terrible. Literally every page falls out of the binding when I turn them...." Read more
"...By my second time picking it up, the pages began coming out of the binding and continue to do so with just about each page...." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2023Oh how I love this book! It's the third time I've read it and probably won't be the last. Over the years I've enjoyed reading your books again and again. The Vampire Series and the Mayfair Witches Series are my favorites. The characters and story lines of these books rate right up there with Les Miserable by Victor Hugo. I love the characters and feel like they are family and great friends. Ms. Anne Rice you are my favorite author! If you wrote it, I have it. Thank you for the years of pleasurable and exciting reading!
- Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024This book became a well received gift. I appreciate the care given to the protective shipping, as described condition and timely arrival.
- Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2013I read some reviews before I downloaded this, and they are mixed... I'm glad I read some of the bad reviews, however, because I really didn't expect to enjoy this as much as I did. I'm also glad to have read reviews that didn't spoil anything for me plotwise. In fact, something one of the negative reviews said had me thinking the plot was about Lestat stealing bodies. So here I am, thinking Lestat is going to murder victims and pile them up in a basement like some serial killer. Glad that is not the case. The current top negative review gives away the major idea for the plot in the first few lines, and I really think it was better for me not to know where the book was headed until I got there.
No spoilers here, though. It makes it hard to say why I liked the book so well, but what I can say, is it is told from Lestat's viewpoint. And, if you are considering this book you've likely read the first three Vampire Chronicles. So at this point, you are familiar with Lestat, and if you like him, I think you'll really enjoy this part of his story. The experiences he has in this book are unlike any that he or any of the other vampires have experienced at this point, and some of it is quite moving.
More than one reviewer said Anne Rice's writing in this book is not as good as previous books. I thought there were plenty of moving passages. In one section a character repeated something he'd said earlier and it felt like a mistake, but it may have been intentional. It didn't detract from the story. So I can't say I agree with it being badly written.
In summary, I'd recommend this to anyone wanting to continue with Vampire Chronicles and Lestat fans because it is an interesting and unique story. Once it hooked me, I did not want to put the book down until I knew what was going to happen.
It explores many of the themes I love about the vampire genre. What they've lost, what they've gained, how they relate to humans, what is left of their humanity... and while the idea that drives this plot may have been done elsewhere, for me it's a first. Overall, I say it's a good read.
- Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024This copy actually was better that advertised.
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent condition !!!This copy actually was better that advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024
Images in this review - Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023The master of deception and king of the night ponders on his existence and through an unfortunate turn of events somehow ends up in a human body. He has forgotten how weak humans are and gets to experience all the fun stuff we go through like pain, using the bathroom, eating, in his attempt to reclaim his real body
- Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2009Though Tale of the Body Thief did not live up to its three predecessors it was still a novel I would place among my favorites. It is hard to deny Anne Rice's exquisite writing talent and her ability to weave the net of her tale so tightly that the reader finds themselves trapped within it, unable to set the book down. In my opinion this was that last good novel in the Vampire Chronicles series. As I'm sure most fans know Anne Rice, regrettably, made the choice to rejoin the Catholic Church which for me spoiled her later writings. I was intrigued by Lestat's return to a human body though I was also endlessly annoyed by the fact that some lunatic was cavorting around in his beautiful immortal body! I also found in the novel that I rather liked David, I was glad that he became Lestat's friend and confidant even more than he had been previously. Tale of the Body Thief displays all of the virtues of the previous three novels and I love it but it somehow falls short in a way that I cannot quite explain. However, I highly recommend it to Anne Rice fans!
- Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2015If you love good books... read Anne Rice!
Has been my favorite author since Jr High, and I have always been quite the bibliophile (now in my 30s). I have my 7th grade daughter reading these books now. They are transforming, rich, educational, and complex. I have more respect for Anne Rice then any other fiction writer rivaled only by Daniel Quinn, possibly. Her characters and dialogues are so well written that I would easily believe that she listened to these conversations as they happened. Vampires that were "created" 6,000 years ago to today from locations all over the world provides readers with tantalizing glimpses into histories and cultures that must have cost Rice quite a bit of research to deliver. Romantic and dark, her books find the spark of poetry in the most Stoic of souls--- as poetic as that may sound, I am known for being fairly Stoic.
- Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2022Though in the end this ended up being a decent book, there was an entire section that frustrated me to such a point that I skipped about 50 pages. :/
Though I also must say that the end was very satisfying.
Top reviews from other countries
- Alexis BognerReviewed in Germany on July 3, 2024
5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely magnificent
Lestat & dog, what more is there to say. It's been a while since I've been drawn in by a book this way. The writing, oh the writing, absolutely magnificent.
- TjReviewed in Canada on May 31, 2021
5.0 out of 5 stars You might have questions....
We all had an Anne Rice period I believe. At some point the draw of specialized, blood sucking monsters speaking wittily and globetrotting around the world with a freedom most of us will never have was intoxicating.
But this one goes too far.
If you could switch bodies, why a vampire? I would assume, because it is laid out in the book, that you could technically switch with anyone. So why not a billionaire or the president?
As I see it, there are a lot of reasons to not to switch with a vampire. First, only awake at night? I mean, if you like Solitude and not much going on, by all means. If you idea is reading a good book or binging tv and movies (perhaps with Amazon Prime) for all eternity, it might be for you.
Also, the way the craving of blood is described over and over in these books, it sound horrendous. It’s not like you can go through a McDs and satisfy that craving with a Big Mac, you have to practically kill a human. And then, clean up after that dinner. This isn’t ‘stuff the trash in its bag and put it into the bin’ kind of situation. Digging holes, burying bodies.... that has got to take some time, not to mention finding the right person to feast upon. I can’t help think of all the missing people posters in this world.
Sure, I guess if you drank the blood of the first vampire and you could fly and stuff, like Lestat, then it might be worthwhile. I mean, how many chances do you get to fly without any help? But he developed how to over years, and the body thief just thinks he can get into the body and just pilot it like a new car? Ha I say.
But I digress... still a good read, not as wordy as, say, the Mayfair Witches. Anne hits a home run!
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litalostefanoReviewed in France on December 9, 2012
5.0 out of 5 stars Anne Rice Magistrale
J'ai toujours voulu lire les Chroniques Vampiriques depuis le Film Entretien avec un vampire. Et les livres sont fabuleux de profondeur! Un chef d'oeuvre!
- IanReviewed in the United Kingdom on April 4, 2009
5.0 out of 5 stars Pure Entertainment!
I always thought that the 'true' Vampire Chronicles comprised of only the first three books, and I overlooked this one completely. In a way I'm glad I waited years to read this as I read her other books when I was quite young, and being in my 20s now I can appreciate Anne Rice's writing much more.
The story of this book crosses the Globe, and features an excellent few chapters on the QE2 cruise ship near the end! The entertainment is non-stop, however Anne sometimes has a tendency to ramble on for page upon page of thoughts, but then this adds to the sense of self-importance and delusions of grandeur that Lestat has.
It is a shame that Anne Rice has chosen to abandon her Vampire writing in favour of more religious works, and that on her website she discourages her new readers from reading the vampire chronicles. I can sort of see why...her Vampire Chronicles (especially this book and the wonderful Merrick) are violent, filthy, dirty, mean, romantic, racy, apparently blasphemous, dark and also very very funny, and that is why they are so damn good!!
One person found this helpfulReport - AdaReviewed in Germany on November 20, 2018
5.0 out of 5 stars Book in English
Great quality book in English