We, The Infected

So far I've found the time to read: Border I found this to be a very captivating tale that led unexpectantly into a mythology I'm not very familiar with but found very intriguing. A fine example of terrific storytelling too. I was very much "into" the characters as I turned the pages, eager to see w...

Yep, I see the same thing too.

I think I'm okay with them no longer being the victims of their circulmstances. Oskar being infected was his way of taking control of his own life. No one else can harm him the way they have before. Innocence was lost for them long ago I believe I agree. IMO, Oskar had been suffering the loss of hi...

Welcome among the Infected Elias!
I just love typing that name.

Wow! A magical epilogue indeed. Experiencing the story through the account of a narrator was charming and personal. For me, the narration made it feel more "real." JAL is brilliant! His humor, compassion, intrigue and colorful musings were all present in the story and served its purpose well. The p...

covenant6452 wrote:Somehow I don't think Eli would be all that happy to share her vampirism with anyone else other than Oskar. He was a special case, true love and all that considered.

Agreed, although a couple of indebted and infected adults could have their uses.

I can resist anything but temptation so I had to know what was behind those red barriers. I must say, I'm thrilled at what I discovered and it makes me yearn even more to experience the story first hand. Open endings are the best because they're not really endings at all and a story like LTROI shoul...

What a great video! JAL is a genuine character. The eyes on the eyelids were a nice, creepy touch. I didn't understand much but I definetly heard Oskar and Eli near the end.