A troubled young man named Lestat lives with, mother, father, and two older brothers in pre-revolutionary France. He has a special bond with his mother, Gabrielle. They are kindred spirits. Lestat runs off to Paris with his new best friend, Nicki. Nicki is an extremely talented violinist, but was forbidden by his father to pursue it as a career. One night, Lestat is kidnapped and turned into a vampire. His maker, a vampire who was turned at an old age, immediately destroys himself after giving a brief, vague explanation of what he has just done to him. Lestat is forced to keep this new life secret from his friends. Nicki grows suspicious of Lestat's strange behavior. Lestat is soon confronted by Armand, the leader of a satanic vampire coven that lives by strict codes, rituals, and beliefs. Armand accuses Lestat of being a blasphe

My favorite part of the book is when Lestat wakes up in the 1980s and becomes the lead singer of a metal band. His supernatural voice and dark poetry land the band in super-stardom, where Lestat proclaims to the world that he is a vampire, a big 'NO NO' in the vampire culture. Most human fans think it's just a gimmick and admire its originality, while others believe him completely and beg him to drink their blood. Damn groupies... As for the other vampires of the world, they're pissed. The first rule all vampires must follow is to never let a mortal know what you are, unless you are going to kill them or make them into a vampire as well. The vampires know Lestat will not stop this recklessness, and are prepared to stop him with force.

Anne Rice is the author of The Vampire Lestat. She was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. Rice holds a Master of Arts Degree in creative writing from San Francisco State University. She

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