This character appears in 354 books.
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The Vampire Chronicles: Book 3The Queen of the Damned
by Anne Rice
Pandora: One of the oldest vampires in the world. She is the narrator of Chapter 3.
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New Tales of the Vampires: Book 1Pandora
by Anne Rice
Pandora: The young heroine who has to leave her family behind that has been slaughtered
Memorable Quotes by Pandora:
“And you explain to me, most clever one, why I am having these dreams! Fork up some useful magic from your mind reading. You know, a man with your gifts should post yourself at the courthouse, and determine cases for the judges if you can read minds.”
“Even as this new blood races through me still, eats at me and transforms me, I cling to neither reason nor superstition for my safety. I can walk through a myth and out of it! You fear me, because you don't know what I am. I look like a woman, I sound like a man, and your reason tells you the sum total is impossible!”
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The Vampire Chronicles: Book 8Blood and Gold
by Anne Rice
Pandora: Lover of Marius. Lived together for the first 200 years of their vampiric life
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Gods, Heroes and Men of Ancient Greece
Mythology's Great Tales of Valor and Romance
by W. H. D. Rouse
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The Underland Chronicles: Book 2Gregor and the Prophecy of Bane
by Suzanne Collins
Pandora: Howard's bond
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The fire-bringer
by William Vaughn Moody
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NightcreatureStroke of Midnight
Winter Born / Red Moon Rising / Make It Last Forever / Born of the Night
by Sherrilyn Kenyon, Lori Handeland, L. A. Banks, Amanda Ashley
Pandora: An Arcadian were-panther from the future.
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Mr Majeika and the Ghost Train (Young Puffin Story Books S.)
by Humphrey Carpenter
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An Outrageous Affair
by Penny Vincenzi
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Athenaze V1 2e - UK Edition
by Maurice Balme, Gilbert Lawall
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Tales of the Greek Heroes
by Roger Lancelyn Green
Pandora: The first woman made by Zeus out of mud. She was the wife of Prometheus's brother. She opened the box which contained all the bad things like jealousy and hatred and gave it to mankind because of curiosity even though her husband told her not to.
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