Last Vampire: Bks. 5 & 6

By Christopher Pike

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Average Rating: (See all 3 reviews) Format: Paperback, 400 pages, New title Edition Published In: United Kingdom, 17 January 2008 Quantity Available: 2 24 hour shipping Alisa is battling with a heartbreaking dilemma. Her daughter, Kalika, has disappeared. Alisa knows the great danger Kalika poses to the human world - but can she bring herself to destroy her own flesh and blood? And another threat looms large to Alisa. Someone means to destroy the 5000-year-old vampire, and Alisa's only hope lies in reliving the evil of her monstrous past. Then she can eliminate it. For ever. About the Author Christopher Pike is a bestselling author of YA and children's thriller fiction. He was born in New York but now lives in California. He has various jobs before becoming a writer. He is also the author of the Spooksville series. Publisher: Hodder Children's Books ISBN: 0340950420 EAN: 9780340950425 Dimensions: 19.8 x 12.8 x 2.6 centimetres (0.26 kg)

It is so beautiful... i love the ending so much... So much has happened to Sita, losing all her loved ones and people she cares about.. It is very sad but the ending just really take my breath away.. It is just so intense and full of mix emotions.. Well done on a great story Chirstopher Pike..

The final books in a very unique series.
Alissa is still playing the part of fierce vampire turned good and many aspects of her character are relatible so i really enjoy reading it.
She kind of has some bad luck at times and is forced to make really hard decisions for the good of humanity.
really fast paced. loved it!!!

These last two books in Pike's vampire series are really good. Some parts of this book were really scary and a few parts so sad that they can make you cry. You feel sorrow for the main character Alisa the vampire, as she was torn apart from her human family 5000 years ago, and when she is telling her story, she keeps going back and forth over the many centuries. It was not her choice to become a vampire through the Yaksha in the village. Alisa is so old and has of course a huge emotional baggage - who wouldn't if they lived for 5,000 years! She was even there when Christ died. She has everything that may appear on the surface to be life success - immortality, beauty and brains, yet she has been through so much pain. These books are extremely original near masterpieces. The ending is really good but also makes you sad. Although she does not fully embrace her vampire self fully, who would Alisa be if she had not gone through what she did.