Esthers Progeny

She wants to make a hybrid, a crossbreed so unique that no one has ever made A cold, ruthless Vampire. She wants to make a hybrid, a crossbreed so unique that no one has ever made one before.

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Suddenly, she begins to feel, after over years of emptiness. She is determined to save her, the first person in her long life to make her feel alive.

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This thrilling and heartfelt story will have you rooting for them the entire time. Travel around the world with Esther and see if they can save her progeny from her terrible fate. Kindle Edition , pages. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Esther's Progeny , please sign up. Lists with This Book. Feb 25, Musa rated it liked it. Certainly a tear jerker, but the chemistry and falling in love between Esther and Katie could have used a lot more build up.

It is very difficult to comprehend based on the circumstances why Katie will fall for Esther, everything just happened too fast. I'd say though, latter part of the story when they're spending their last moments did draw me in. That part of the book was beautifully written. All in all I'd say this could potentially been a great book, just needed more substance in it.

Jul 31, Chevoque Chevoque rated it really liked it Shelves: This was a surprisingly good read for a short story. The character development is good and while I wished at times that it was rather a full length novel, this gave me all I needed. It was clear though, that if you aren't too familiar with the pop culture vampires of late, you might feel a bit lost at certain things.

It was a little predictable, but it felt quite real and I liked that. Nov 15, Ruby Ridge rated it really liked it. I am not a fan of vampire romances, but if you have to write one this is how it should be written, not like that Twilight garbage. If you really must read a vampire romance then read this one 3 Stars I am not a fan of vampire romances, but if you have to write one this is how it should be written, not like that Twilight garbage. Orlease Campbell rated it it was amazing Dec 01, Jeremy rated it really liked it Aug 31, But it felt like the author was trying to fit many different aspects into this story and as a result, a lot of side information is not fleshed out at all.

Or rather, something is mentioned once and then never brought up again. I felt the ending was appropriate for the characters. The brief description of the book caught my interest and I decided to download the book and read it later on when I find some free time and get some more sleep. Two hours after downloading it and getting some shuteye, I couldn't resist picking it up and begin reading.

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Esther's Progeny is a heartbreaking love story that gripped me from the beginning and never let me go until the inevitable end. I say inevitable because from the beginning of the story you knew how it would end, but that knowledge didn't stop me from hoping against hope that there was some way to save Katie.

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Even though it was heartbreaking, I couldn't put the book down. I had to read it all the way through as if I was under a vampire's spell. I read it through tear-filled eyes from the moment that I realized that death was a distinct possibility, which was quite early in the story.

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I think the writing was so good that I felt for the characters as if they were living, breathing beings instead of mere characters in a book. It's not that often that I read a book that grips me and reduces me to a teary-eyed mess. Also, it's not that often that I feel compelled to write a review of a book that I just read. My gratitude and appreciation goes to the author for affecting me in ways I did not anticipate. I think that just like Esther I started to feel alive again Esther sees Katie at club an realized that Katie is a seer.

Katie is the last of her kind an Esther wants to make her a vampire. Once she makes the change , something is very wrong. Katie is dying because seers are not ment to cross breed. The story was incomplete. The author had a great foundation for a great story but fell short at the end. I don't know what it was, but the author grabbed my attention right away. This is my first read of this genre, so I didn't know what to expect.

All I knew was that I had to have more. The lead character, Esther, is a strong-willed woman who is very tough and not afraid of anyone. She is very focused and determined. These are traits I admire so I immediately felt a connection to her. The other lead is Katie. Katie represents me in many ways in that I was also shy in my youth. She is gentle and kind. The Women of the Wall come to mind first, of course, because they have received the most notice. In November, Nofrat Frenkel, a member of the Women of the Wall group, was arrested for wearing a tallit and carrying a Torah scroll.

The charedim, who regard themselves as guardians of the Wall, object to it and the government supports them.

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Other situations also point to the denigration of women. Consider gender-separated bus lines. Approximately 56 bus lines, operating more than 2, buses a day throughout Israel, have segregated seating.

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The men enter the front of the buses and sit there; the women use the rear door and sit in the back. Run by the public transportation companies Dan and Egged, the segregated buses service mainly ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods. Women who have boarded from the front and tried to sit there have been subjected to yelling and cursing and have sometimes been physically forced into moving to the back or getting off the bus. Just recently, after three years of deliberation, Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz finally responded to petitions calling for a ban on segregated buses.