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Description edit
The conclusion to the phenomenally successful Thirst series follows five-thousand-year-old vampire Alisa Perne as she battles a new race of immortals: the Telar. The Telar are a challenging threat. But Alisa is hungry for blood—and thirsty for revenge.
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Characters edit
- Sita: Sita is a five-thousand-year-old vampire. She has blond hair, blue eyes. Mother of Kalika. A very powerful being.
- Alisa Perne: One of Sita's aliases.
- Teresa "Teri" Raine: Sita's only remaining descendent who Sita & Matt are very fond of. She is Matt's girlfriend as well as an Olympic gold medalist for running.
- Matt: Yaksha's and Umara's son who is part vampire and part Telar alsoTeri's boyfriend.
- Seymour: Human friend of Sita who is very faithful to her.
- Haru: A member of the Telar.
- Krishna: A God in the Hindu religion.
- Charlie: Telar Scientist who is a friend of Sita.
- John: Son of Paula.
- Mary: Add a description of this character.
- Ken
- Sara
- Paula: John's mother.
- Jessica
- Sandy
- Tom
- Bill
- Freddy
- Alice
- Kram
- Lark
- Hatram
- Gary Stevens
- Iolaus
- Henry
- Cynthia "Cindy" Brutran: Married to Thomas Brutran. President of the IIC Company.
- Mr. Bark
- Darla
- Ruth
- Thomas "Tom" Brutran: Married to Cynthia Brutran.
- Tarama
- Mike
- Tabb
- Wendy
- Yaksha: Powerful vampire who vowed to Krishna to kill every last vampire on earth but couldn't bring himself to killing the one he loved, Sita. Wife is Umara and son is Matt.
- Noel
- Arjuna
- Polly
- Gregory
- Umara: Yaksha's wife and the oldest Telar. Her son is Matt.
- Jolie Brutran: Daughter of Thomas and Cynthia Brutran. One of the Array members.
- Shanti Garuda: Indian girl who is friends with Sita, Matt, and Seymour.
- Lisa Fetch
Quotes edit
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“Shut up. You know its me. We're too close, you can feel that I'm here. Quit trying to convince yourself otherwise”
Teri (Sita) -
“For the first time in my long life, I stare at myself from the outside.”
Sita
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To believe something just because you’re told to believe it leads to dogma and deeper bondage.”
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“The devil’s at his most dangerous when he’s telling the truth.”
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love was the sweet expression of life. The one thing that made life worth living. Love made difficult tasks easy. Raising a family could be a great burden, but if there was love, the sacrifice was a pleasure. And when love matured into devotion then everything you did for your lover was a joy. You would give up your life to save those you loved.
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The worship is for the sake of the devotee, not for the sake of the god.”
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“But isn’t that the point of faith? No one can be sure if there’s a God or not. You just have to believe in him.” “I believe Krishna’s approach to spirituality was more scientific. He said that whatever path you follow in life, you should uncover small proofs along the way so you know you’re going the right way. Otherwise, you could end up chasing illusions.”
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Krishna doesn’t care for our human laws. The world he comes from
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was old before our sun burned in the sky. We’re lucky to grasp a
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How a deep confidence in oneself allows you to overcome all obstacles.
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the greatest quality a human can possess? The one quality that can be the most dangerous?’”
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A myriad of moonbeams dance like at a celestial party where angels mingle with intoxicated fairies.
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Organizations edit
- Telar: Race of immortals from 10000 B.C., ancient Egypt that is out to kill all humans through the means of a new deadly virus.
- IIC (Infinite Investment Corporation): Add a description of this organization.
First Sentence edit
I hug Semour and whisper in his ear.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 8 of 8 in The Last Vampire. (standard series)
Preceded by Thirst No. 3.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Christopher Pike (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Simon Pulse
Country: USA
Publication Date: August 9, 2011
ISBN: 978-1442413191
Page Count: 496
Publisher: Simon Pulse
Country: USA
Publication Date: August 9, 2011
ISBN: 978-1442413191
Page Count: 496
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