Scribbling the Eternal

Black Wax Vampire Trilogy, Book 2

By: Robert Tomoguchi

Narrated by: Laura Bannister

In this sequel to The Scribbled Victims, the young and lovelorn vampire Orly Bialek is out to avenge the death of her mother by killing Mirela Cobălcescu. It would seem unachievable as the all-powerful and ever-suspicious Mirela is the source of Orly's bloodline and over 5,000 years her senior.

But when the opportunity for revenge presents itself, Mirela surprisingly offers Orly the impossible. In the depths of her heart, Orly is forced to reconsider her vendetta in the promise of escaping the doom of her loveless eternity.

©2019 Robert Tomoguchi (P)2019 Robert Tomoguchi

Excellent sequal

Orly ages in mind, but not in body which is a focus of her story and search for love. Bannister does a wonderful job doing the first person narration for the more mature Orly. A lot more vampire life in this one as we travel to the castle of Orly's love and nemesis. Interested to find out where it will go in book three, without any spoilers.

LOVE this book!

I was so excited to hear the second book, I finished it in two days! Robert is bold in his writing and Laura delivers the performance perfectly! After finishing this book I had to go back and listen to the first one and this one again. COME ON THIRD BOOK! When do the movies come out?!

Loved both books

I enjoyed the first book and enjoyed the second book so much more. I appreciate that these aren’t your typical vampire stories, and have some very unique twists and turns.

Scribbling the Eternal

I liked this,but did not love it like I did the previous book.The girl that was rescued from the ICU by a Vampires kiss is now scribbling for a very important Vampire.She is being used,forever, a child. Laura Bannister was a fine narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.' 

A Scribbled Review...

Tomoguchi’s imagination is an oblivion unto itself. He whets one’s appetite with traces of a blood our curiosity desires, leading us as readers through an eternal labyrinth of love, deception, and despair.