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Field of Blood Jerusalem's Undead Trilogy - Book One
By Eric Wilson
Published by Thomas Nelson
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On 1/12 Marjorie Vawter wrote: I have to confess that Field of Blood is not a book I would normally read, mostly because of the vampires. In fact, it sat on my to be reviewed pile for several months before I finally read it. And the only reason I did was because I was asked to proofread the second book in this series, Haunt of Jackals. ... Field of Blood
On 11/11 Ronie Kendig wrote: Okay, I'm still trying to get caught up on reviews of books that I've received and read, so thanks for being patient. Without further ado....FIELD OF BLOODby Eric WilsonFirst -- let me say, this dude can write! This is probably my biggest pet peeve in reading--picking up a book that doesn't ensnare my ... Field of Blood
On 7/27 Peg Brantley wrote: Gina Lazarescu had a difficult childhood in Romania. A childhood that left her with more than scars on her body, but on her soul as well. On her twelfth birthday, a mark appeared on her forehead. A mark not everyone could see, but one that labeled her as special--part of the Nistarim: a select group ... WILSON WEAVES SOME MAGIC, December 2, 2008
On 7/27 Michael Covington wrote: I’ll just say it from the outset, I don’t read a lot of fiction. Typically when I do though, I will either read a novel quickly or give up on it quickly. With Field of Blood, I probably would have done the latter, but because I was obligated to write this review (because I am a part of the Nelson ... Book Review: Field of Blood - Eric Wilson
On 7/10 Bill Carrington wrote: This book is Eric Wilson’s first in the series of his “Jerusalem’s Undead Trilogy”. I read a few of the reviews on this book and the ‘experts’ were a bit critical of his writing style. Folks, this one is a fun and entertaining read. It is based on some fact, some legend and some pure fiction. ... Pure Entertainment
On 4/10 Mike Gibbons wrote: Working in the Field of Blood, identified in Acts as the place where Judas Iscariot killed himself, an excavation crew in Jerusalem unearths a tomb. The Collectors, who possess living beings and live on human blood, are released from this tomb to begin their mischief. These "vampires" are in a supernatural ... Vampires, blood and mysticism
On 3/31 Word Lily wrote: This is book one of Wilson’s Jerusalem’s Undead trilogy. The second book, Haunt of Jackals, is due out in August 2009 but available now for pre-order. The title Field of Blood refers to the Field of Akeldama, where the biblical Judas hung himself. Mostly, though, that’s just a jumping off point. ... Field of Blood by Eric Wilson
On 3/27 Todd Greene wrote: This review has been a long time coming. I read an ARC for Field of Blood back before it came out and then the final version that everyone can purchase once it came out. I haven't been able to get the story off my mind. I've purchased copies for friends. Upon reading this novel, they became new fans ... Field of Blood by Eric Wilson
On 2/14 Courtney Vail wrote: Author: Eric Wilson Publisher: Thomas Nelson (October 2008 ) ISBN-10: 1595544585 ISBN-13: 978-1595544582 My Rating: ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ In FIELD OF BLOOD, an excavation crew accidentally gouges a hole in the Akeldama–the Potter’s Field, the Field of Blood Judas Iscariot purchased and committed ... Field of Blood
On 1/12 Jana Hege wrote: I just finished reading this book, and let me tell you, the worst thing about it is that it ENDS and I have to wait until next summer to read the second book in the series! Having always been partial to vampire stories, I eagerly dove into Wilson's tale of a group of undead who arise from the Akeldama, ... Book review - Field of Blood