A Vampire Huntress is born every thousand years - someone to lead the Warriors of Light as they fight against the Dark Realms. Damali Richards, born on to the streets of L.A., brought up in the Projects, is our Huntress. The Hunters and the Vampires are fighting in hell and on our streets and Damali will lead the Hunters in the Final War. L.A. Banks' novels are steeped in both vampire lore and hip-hop culture and feature a vivid cast of black heroines and heroes. This is dark fantasy for the hip-hop generation.
I was really excited for a black vampire hunter, but couldn't make it past the homophobic prologue, TBH. I don't care if it was "twenty years ago."
From page 8-9:
Right now, Sarah Richards had an errand to run. One that she'd put off all these months. She needed something more than prayer. Her husband was with a man, and the church elders didn't know nothing about pain like that. The old lady who lived on the edge of the swamps had potions and such to correct these kinds of abominations. And what Sarah would tell her would stay between her and the old witch.
Bye *waves*
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