Interview With The Vampire - Part 2 (Anne Rice Audiobook Unabridged)

[@anv3254]

5:46:29 “AND THEN I SAW LESTAT” i knew it was coming but jesus the gasp i let out. mr narrator is amazing

[@TruecrimeWithLeeLee]

My favorite sad part is when Claudia realizes she will never grow beyond a child's face. She wants to be a woman so much, she wants to age & have relationships but can't. It's so sad but such a good part of this story. Thank you for sharing this.

[@Aaron-hh5tf]

It was the part when she condemns Louis and Lestat for what they did, saying they were like two monsters from a Night-time Fairy tail. It reminded me she is just a child and I felt sad for her

[@evilswissy]

if you weren't a brainless mainstream media fed sheeple you would understand the esoteric occult symbology behind claudia's transformation and why anne rice used this form of new age brainwashing. you never will

[@what2watchyt]

We wish to stay young and look at her.

[@what2watchyt]

We all want to grow up. Then go back to being a kid again.

[@Lena-fq3uk]

Although Claudia didn’t physically grow up, her mind grew, she became a very conning woman. I am confused about how they became lovers,

[@anv3254]

“you unfortunately called him a buffoon” sldjdjdh lmao

[@Fadiiswatching]

damn I was randomly reading the comments while listening and I read this and then after a minute that part came up, haven't laughed like that in a while

[@effiejane5100]

I was in high school when this first book came out. Have read them all. Am now 60+ and love listening to the book and looking forward to the rest. Ann's description of New Orleans , the smells and the sounds are beautiful.

[@tomabbot7324]

Frank Muller was a master narrator. Really enjoyed this.

[@nevaehsangel9620]

Yes !!! He is amazing.

[@Marcus_1001]

Absolutely!

[@bubbasmithcarter]

Facts bro

[@richardlaswell463]

Yes, his narration of this, and S. King's Dark Tower series is masterful, even if sadly incomplete.

[@chickenlover657]

Nah, he's bad.

[@frankyduran3809]

“what would the damned really have to say to the damned” i love that line

[@DAvechado]

xX Time Stamp Xx Disk 7 = 0:00:05 Disk 8 = 0:51:31 Disk 9 = 01:59:41 Disk10 = 03:08:38 Disk11 = 04:20:05 Disk12 = 05:28:44 Disk13 = 06:37:56

[@luisaabreu4028]

"As soon as our eyes met I wished the world were a not one black empty ruin of ashes and death. I wished it were fresh and beautiful and that we were both living and had love to give each other."

[@fidgetslugsumo]

I hate the Simon Vance version of all these audio books, so this one is a blessing! Thank you for putting this older version out with an amazing narrator!

[@TruecrimeWithLeeLee]

Same here. But I do enjoy MrsManiacs readings. She has a cool accent and tone that mellows me out.

[@fidgetslugsumo]

@@TruecrimeWithLeeLee I've not heard of her? Is she a youtuber that narrates or... where can I check her out? 👀

[@BulletsBitch13]

This older and to me the original version is a blessing 🙌

[@tvaddict6623]

He does too many accents lol

[@jacquelinea3358]

I'm a big fan of Simon Vance, but this narrator was excellent and I think his American accent more appropriate to this story.Louis had a slight French accent, according to the reporter, but the narrator didn't need it.

[@Fluffadoodle]

Lestat Soup: Just add swamp water! The new and improved Lestat Soup includes freeze-dried veggies that become fresh once more with swamp water!

[@froxet]

Part II - 00:00 Part III - 1:39:23 Part IV - 6:48:37

[@invinciblecucumber]

Im from Serbia, and my ancestors completely believed in vampires. 😄 There's many recorded case's of people being dug from graves, their heads being cut and put between their legs, stake put through their hearts...whole package haha. This was very, very real for people in the past. Also, it's hilarious how Anne describes us in eastern europe as mindless savages, even our vampires are like zombies.

[@Falsh125]

Her writing was good but her facts are all over the place. The story of the true East European nightmares from days of old are known to very few in their unadulterated versions. She was not trying to write a horror novel, just an emo drama disguised as one. I do know about the true origins though, and I am sure you know that there are still parts in Serbia itself that people tend to avoid. She did get that part about the zombie thralls right though, but here's the thing, go back to the lores of the 12th Century and you will notice that the original Upiór, the Aber, and the Alp were never human beings to begin with.

[@EughhBrothereughh]

Well she's an American what did you expect those monsters bombed your country in 1999 they're the savages

[@Djidji96]

And Vampir (vampire) is Serbian word. The only Serbian word used in the whole world (maybe not whole but in most of it)

[@lordpogggaming7495]

​@@Falsh125Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't vampires considered monstrous until Bram Stoker wrote Dracula? That's when they became sexy? I seem to recall hearing this once when I was a child.

[@123SimsFan]

​@@lordpogggaming7495Bram Stoker's vampire was very monstrous as well, though. Only in the movie adaptation they sexy-fied him and the movie came after Anne Rice's books. Afaik it was actually Rice's vampires that turned the vampire genre from monstrous horror to sexy drama

[@Aaron-hh5tf]

I felt so sad for Claudia. Between the Novels and the Film her character was portrayed brilliantly. Actually brought a tear to my eye

[@terrytaylor1732]

Hell, even in the comics.

[@anthonykrutis490]

@Elliot Alderson There is graphic novel from her pov.

[@matthiusdofre9259]

​@@terrytaylor1732comics? Im a comic nerd n huge vampire chronicles fan and I've never heard of the comic?

[@nevaehsangel9620]

@Elliot Alderson I felt sorry for her being stuck as a child, but they ruined her by spoiling her so much, she became cold and evil. I'm glad they unalived her, what a miserable life,lol. Being a child forever !

[@KayeAL4real]

@elliotalderson240She’s Lestat’s child…😈

[@clinerandalee3789]

This is great! Last time I listened to this audiobook it was a different reader. So glad to have found this one narrated by Frank Muller. He was super good at audiobooks. He did all of Stephen King's books before he passed away. thanks for the upload, Daniel Molloy.

[@mymarty23]

Thanks so much for uploading these. Love the narrator. He was also the voice of the audiobook for Silence of the Lambs, which I can't recommend enough.

[@Jade-hw1wn]

Thank you for the narration. I love listening as I multitask and I just wanna take a moment and thank you. I’m coming back as I heard Anne Rice passed away a few days ago to pay my respects.

[@toscadonna]

I always wondered why Louis didn’t go after bad people if he had so much of a conscience? He’d never run out of murderers, rapists, child traffickers, armed robbers, poisoners, etc. to stalk and hunt in this world.

[@viniciusrocha215]

Like Dexter Morgan style

[@red_catharsis]

Well he eventually does lol. I believe that he wants to be divorced from the entire affair of killing. So he goes out, alone, and finds a meal. No rhyme or reason, just dinner. He drinks, and moves on. Almost like he’s in denial of the whole moment. Notice that he talks all about Claudia and Lestats kills, the games they play and so on, but almost never talks about what he does in that sort of romantic way. Just goes out, eats, comes home, done.

[@AllenParsens]

Good point.

[@tellitlikeitis5856]

Yeah, he'd never ever run out of democrats😂😂😂

[@c0wgirlcoding]

i think it comes down to the whole religious guilt thing - he didn’t want to kill because he believed it wasn’t his place as a man of god. to be a vigilante on that level would be judging on behalf of god and i think 1700-1800s louis would have been repulsed by that concept. also louis owned slaves and even set fire to some of them, im just not sure he had a conscience just that he was scared of god

[@Riroraruro]

Thank you so much for uploading! I bought the books a long time ago, but I can’t read atm due to illness. I’m so happy that I can still reread it this way!

[@mcervantes362]

I'm in the same boat. These audiobooks sre great, provided there is a good reader and the reader errors are not included in the final product.

[@joelpineda7577]

@@mcervantes362 yjm

[@emilygonzalez1588]

Good

[@joeleugene4406]

i guess im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost the account password. I would love any tips you can give me.

[@Riroraruro]

@@joeleugene4406 You’re asking at a place where an incredibly small amount of people are going to read your message. Baffling, really.

[@matthewstoneback9]

1:40:49 God, I swear I could listen to Louie describe Paris forever.❤

[@sherrywells8495]

You mean Anne.

[@matthewstoneback9]

@@sherrywells8495 I mean Anne.❤

[@muttleyjones2]

I think he just did!!

[@ericgazette291]

Most depressed immortal’s ever

[@simianfinance7313]

I mean it would be boring as fuck. Live forever at night, I mean you can only partyy for so long before getting bored.

[@brandonobaza8610]

@@simianfinance7313 I'd volunteer for interstellar exploration. Put me on ice with some blood bags, stick me in a rocket, and hurl me at the stars. What else am I going to do? Wait 10 billion years for the sun to burn out? Might as well travel and see some weird shit 😎

[@WaterShowsProd]

First time revisiting the book since the film was released. Funny, I never realised the whole theme of abusive relationships when I read it back then. Well, live and learn. Imagine how much you could understand if you were immortal...

[@missxspencer1538]

I said the same thing! As a kid, the movie was great, but as an adult, the book is a clear outline of a relationship with narcissistic abuse. I wonder how many of us have dated Lestats. I've dated a few!

[@WaterShowsProd]

@@Infinite.Worldz What on Earth are you talking about. The times have nothing to do with it. I first read this novel when I was about 20. Now some 30 years later and having seen people I know go through abusive relationships I can see those aspects that I missed when I was younger and far less experienced.

[@anthonykrutis490]

The new TV show doesn't show that...most think they over each other. Lestat loved himself. Louis was madly in love with Claudia but his morals kept him from taking advantage of her.

[@anthonykrutis490]

A lot of people think Louis loved Lestat.Lestat loved himself. Louis loved Claudia heart and soul.If your watching the abomination TV show it basically ignores the abuse and treats it as romantic vampire show.Lestat raped Louis basically.

[@terrytaylor1732]

@@anthonykrutis490 Well, as later books show, Lestat loved Louis deeply. However, do to his upbringing, he had the conception that everyone he loved would either abuse or abandon him (his father, his mother, even Nicky) so when he loved now he became extremely possessive, and not really close.

[@susanclements9710]

Thank you for posting this. I've read this book-- in fact the whole series--twice. It is such a pleasure to listen to this reading. Thank you again.

[@barbaralamson7450]

That was brilliant. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.

[@deborahstollman6238]

Thank you so much for posting these wonderful audio books. I have trouble reading so these are a blessing. Anne Rice was an incredible write. The narrative is awesome too. ❤

[@vonniedemers5683]

Thanks for posting these.... I've read this so long ago and I just needed to refresh my memory. God I love these vampires.

[@shouldaboughtahonda]

Frank Muller .. RIP. I would get into a lot more books if he was alive to read them. RIP Anne rice .. match made in heaven

[@jacquelinea3358]

Anne Rice really was a fine writer. But like many authors of popular fiction, the "critics" wouldn't recognize her talent and, instead, her books were lumped into the horror genre. The dialogue, the imagery, the prose, the accessibility... all those elements come together to make her books enjoyable and great. But you won't find Ann Rice on many "best literature" lists. At the very least "Interview With a Vampire" should be included for the caliber of writing and creativity. Well, it's my personal favorite, anyway. 😊

[@kasey895]

Here. Here! I agree 100%

[@whatadollslife]

My. Favorite is The Feast of All Saints and also Cry to Heaven

[@Persephonie22]

Those are Anne Rice top best that I love so much. The Feast of All Saints miniseries was great. Too bad the never made a film of Cry to Heaven.

[@Ana8star]

I was reading this late at night and i shared a moment when Lestat was in his coffin and the deep pressure of feeling the existing coffin. Thank you Anne Rice ♥️

[@deavonhall6975]

Anne rice's work will live on longer then marius she will be missed

[@mahelaniarektbb]

isn't Louis pronounced Loo-E as in the French pronunciation? I was listening to this like who is Louis??

[@simianfinance7313]

Lewis

[@martinbeaubien440]

Yes, it’s supposed to be Louie, not Lewis. A very good narrator nonetheless.

[@Angela_Fleming]

Thank you! This has been driving me nuts the whole time! I keep saying, "It's Loo-E, not Lewis (Louis)!" Still a great story.

[@incompetentobjectivist3850]

Lestat is an actual Frenchman, his name would be pronounced 'luh stah'.

[@richardmoores]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@MrDio-c6k]

I have enjoyed many of Anne Rices' books in a not so fortunate position in life. The main thing I like that is most memorable are where you are taken in the depth of each of the personalities. Of the small things in life here I am peaked, when its done right 😼💌

[@ellenbrooks8061]

Oh my god, this is such a good story! First time hearing it, and I was on the edge of my seat for the last two hours. Thank you so much for sharing this audio 💛

[@kimmiek0]

you should continue through all the chronicles, many of them are here on audio free

[@ellenbrooks8061]

@@kimmiek0 I will! I'm half way through Queen of the Damned now 😃

[@tvaddict6623]

Isn’t it fabulous!!!❤

[@nevaehsangel9620]

@@ellenbrooks8061 they're all amazing books, She even has a series about werewolves and witches. I will miss her stories now, one of the best authors to exist... RIP Anne 🙏🏽

[@ratmanguitarriff4730]

Bwhaha the channel being under the name 'Daniel Molloy' is so funny

[@InTheMindOfDavid]

The part that baffles me the most in this entire novel is right after Claudia attempts to kill Lasat. They dump his corpse in a body of water... Like, why? 😂 neither of them thought they should take advantage of his weakened state by placing his somewhere in the house and just leave him there till dawn so that way they’d know for sure he was dead. Like, the sun is the ONE thing that they know for certain and without a doubt would utterly destroy him for GOOD but nah. The plot demands that they forget about the very thing that is a 100% guaranteed kill, all so that Part One could have a suspense filled action scene lmao

[@charliebowen5071]

God you are dim witted....

[@InTheMindOfDavid]

@@charliebowen5071 yea I’m the dim witted one because I find the needlessly stupid actions of two Vampires to be utterly needlessly stupid. Ok bro.

[@motty328]

@@charliebowen5071 Explain?

[@charliebowen5071]

@@motty328 one.... they needed to make sure hes dead... so they submerged him. Two... claudia and Louis have to be inside coffins well before the light comes. How would they know lestat was consumed? How could they be sure?? Also this is a novel of human emotions... Louis in constant struggles internally... it makes way more sense that in a panic they dumped him in water than left him in their own home and hoped sunlight would do it.. that's just the surface. I could go on.

[@motty328]

@@charliebowen5071 I can imagine several ways to safely ensure Lestat's exposure to the sun, for example the way Claudia died. She did plan this out in advance, perhaps poorly. No call to be rude.

[@PK-vd1xt]

Thank you for uploading. This has been a great way to start off October.

[@cathytehira3274]

I love that I who play Vampires games and who can't see well can now listen to it thanks so much

[@Eartse60]

Re-listening October 2024. SO GOOD

[@nh8444]

My interest was really dragging by this point, but I put it on 1.5x speed and got through it. 3:00:00 Armand.

[@sp10sn]

I like the Armand very much. But thanks for the technique to get through heaps of unnecessary description.

[@bunmbodn9f83e]

Thanks for this!!

[@Space.Panda1805]

1:11:34 Thanks so much for this audiobook 🧛🖤

[@alifyawibowo7134]

7:03:55  ‘It’s Louis! Louis!’ he said. ‘Let him in.’ 7:05:25 “ ‘Yes, Lestat,’ I said softly. ‘I’ve come to see you.’ 7:07:00 ‘I didn’t…’ he started; and then he shook his head, his eyes clouding as he opened them wide, strained to focus them. ‘I didn’t mean to let them do it, Louis…I mean that Santiago…that one, you know, he didn’t tell me what they planned to do.’ 7:10:31 ‘Lestat, it’s only a siren!’ I said to him stupidly. 7:16:47 “Lestat looked up at me now with his large, agonized eyes and his smooth, ageless face. ‘But you’ll come back…you’ll come to visit me…Louis?’ he said. 7:20:15 “ ‘But you…what did you feel?’ he insisted softly. “ ‘Nothing,’ I answered. “ ‘Nothing one way or the other?’ “I answered no. 7:23:39 “ ‘You could have told me anything you wanted about Paris, Armand,’ I said. ‘Long before now. It wouldn’t have mattered.’ 7:27:00 ‘Hatred…that is passion,’ he said. ‘Revenge, that is passion….’ “ ‘Not from me…’ I murmured softly. ‘Not now.’ 7:31:32 “ ‘Louis,’ he said now, lifting his head, his voice very thick and unlike itself. “ ‘Yes, Armand,’ I said. “ ‘Is there anything else you want of me, anything else you require?’ “ ‘No,’ I said. ‘What do you mean?’ “He didn’t answer this. He began to slowly walk away.

[@papl20]

I love my man Louis as much as the other but goddamn... Sometime his haunted sadness is annoying af.

[@ginahungate2390]

Lestat that you? 😂😂

[@random_thoughts5343]

Louis over thinks everything!!!

[@Jibblymamma08]

Ghostwritten by lestat

[@ninetimesaday]

being a good person takes a toll.

[@grendeltech]

Louis, Louis, Louis. Still whining, Louis...

[@Lena-fq3uk]

Yes, Louis have you come back to me

[@zerareota1560]

This was such a lifesaver and a life improver lol Chose this book for my English class and I’m so glad I found the audiobook cuz I was able to catch up on the parts where I just read a summary, and now I’ve finished the whole thing! I’m so glad I got to experience this book cuz I’m really bad at making time to read

[@matthewclayton118]

Being a vampire for over 200 years I can honestly say this is the most accurate depiction of vampire life (if can call it that). Ppl are fat, slow, stupid and delicious.

[@billtimmons2377]

Prove it. I say you're a liar. Now use your power and seek me out...

[@nograe]

I wonder that you don't have more comments jokingly asking for you to visit them.

[@debratansey6074]

I would 100% become a vampire

[@Vdogcool95]

I feel like from what I have heard of the story thus far Louis seems to be the only vampire that still has his human emotions intact and can truly understand both worlds idk what y'all think

[@TruecrimeWithLeeLee]

Just finished Passions Cure (Blood Saga) Pt 1, omg it was so good. They show how sexual the thirst/hunger makes a vampire. Those books are so good. I enjoy all these fantasy vampire books. Takes me away from the struggles deal with daily. Thank you for sharing with us

[@turtleanton6539]

Agreed

[@SmugAmerican]

The vampires are extremely impatient for immortals. They are so sure they are doomed or that they need instant satisfaction when they have eternity to figure things out.

[@samanthacharlton4123]

I found Armand extremely patient

[@nevaehsangel9620]

Thank you so much for these uploads! The narration was amazing ,love who this voice belonged to. I wish they would allow the books to be up here,but understand. The Mayfield witches would've been sooooo amazing to listen to again. I'm going to have to read them all again. I'm such a huge fan of Anne and she will be missed dearly. 😢 Just wish they would've made the films stick to her original stories... 😩

[@rpthomas721]

Yes she is missed dearly. Awesome author ❤🎉😢

[@schoo9256]

The narrator is Frank Muller

[@missxspencer1538]

Louis is such a good guy, yet everybody is always picking on him, stressing him beyond reason. He deserves to be in charge of his own coven, since his morals are good and aimed at peace. He just wants peace, dammit

[@ladysatinekenobi8723]

Louis is not the good guy that he that is trying to make himself out to be as we find out that he is a bit of a lier.

[@random_thoughts5343]

Louie is a whiner 😂

[@mode4801]

He wouldn't be able to lead his own coven due to the fact that he is too agreeable. Don't forget, Lestat took charge, and he went along with it, Claudia took charge, and he went along with it.

[@ms.g1728]

Louis would never make another vampire and has no need for a coven. Lestat is the lier, I never believed him through the next books. His treatment of Louis speaks for itself.

[@denisegore1884]

@@random_thoughts5343 just what I was going to write.

[@RustyMartin-b9f]

Claudia..demonic intelligent..love it..💯

[@Welther47]

Listening to this at 1.25 times speed is pretty perfect.

[@edithjin1036]

Beautifully written and narrated 👏👏

[@rainyfeathers9148]

@4:14:-Thank you Claudia👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@andrewwilson5018]

So many levels of despair and yet beauty

[@Relxm8]

0:00 - PART II - 💿 #7 CONTD..... 51:30 - 💿 #7 END 51:33 - 💿 #8 START 1:39:23 - PART III 1:59:39 - 💿 #8 END 1:59:45 - 💿 #9 START 3:08:36 - 💿 #9 END 3:08:40 - 💿 #10 START 4:20:05 - 💿 #11 START 5:28:47 - 💿 #12 START 6:37:58 - 💿 #13 START 6:48:37 - PART IV

[@MACsToyBox]

I don't like the narrator's version of Armand. He makes him sound old and bulking. Armand was made a vampire in his teen years. He's young.

[@melissamartin4183]

I thought about that too. But at the same time Claudia was an adult for decades trapped in a child's body. A 6 year old mind is much different than a mind that is decades old. The mind ages and in a different way than ours as well

[@daimon9]

Love the audiobooks and thanks for all of the uploads Daniel! On a side note, I am a fan of the Fovever Knight TV series and I now see how much they took from Anne Rice books in creating that series. Hell! The lead character is often called Nicky and broods like Louis. Nick's maker, LaCroix plays the violin and was made by a child vampire which happened to be his daughter. Lacroix's daughter was made by an ancient from Egypt. There was even an episode where Nick was a rock star like Lestat. After listening to all of these audiobooks, I'm glad that they chose to base some of their ideas on great books!

[@Annm9346]

Yes! OMG, the brooding..animal blood. Nick also had a sister. The ancients were also a different breed of vampires. Nick thought he killed Lacroix the first season. Was Claudia a version of Jeanette, maybe? So many similarities.

[@davidledford3522]

Thanks I been waiting on these forever

[@what2watchyt]

How beautiful. Taken back to when this movie first came out.

[@mikehoke1028]

Kind of late to the comments , however I am so greatly appreciative for you’re uploading of this book my friend. Also I’d like to say on behalf of everyone here including myself, this is a afternoon well spent or a late evening.

[@jaymidavern4253]

Memnoch the Devil isn't on You Tube anymore, can you please add that one too?

[@ericgazette291]

good

[@brandonvicbossmorgan]

That's my favorite one

[@nevaehsangel9620]

Copyright won't allow... unless u purchase on Audiobooks. 😭

[@angelanorton5975]

It is uploaded to YT by this channel. Although sadly not the same narrator, and no where near as good as this one.

[@ashleyurban5861]

The saddest part of the story was Claudia’s death

[@yja496]

This is better than the movie!

[@NoodlesDaCat]

I think Louis would be happier and less whiny if he wasn't religious... he is a great character besides that. I love his admiration of all the little details of life.

[@anv3254]

7:28:51 “not being here with you i have the dreadful feeling that i don’t exist at all” ahhhhhhhhgggfghgf 😢

[@Norfolk250]

1:40:52 All he's saying reminded me of the stage production (avail here on the YouuuuuTuuuube) of Victor Victoria, where Norma is singing "But Par-riiiiiis.... Paris makes me hor-nyyyyyy..." and I had a wee giggle over that!

[@прилкануя]

Time stamps: 1:47:08 1:56:41 2:12:29 2:17:04 2:48:34

[@chrispetersen4863]

So, Louis was made by Lestat after he had left Marius (and after he fed on Akasha which increased his strength) yet Louis is constantly portrayed as being extremely weak physically compared to other vampires he encounters, when he actually should be stronger since he shares the blood of Lestat... Granted I realize this was written well before "The Vampire Lestat" was, but it still seems a bit odd... That said I still love listening to Louis struggle with admitting who, and what, he has become.

[@Ocealuna]

Armand always says to Louis that he is stronger than he thinks. Louis holds back because he’s afraid of his own power . And also Lestat acknowledges this in on the book The Prince Lestat

[@stephaniespc]

Hes got a sensitive spirit and that keeps him still with his humanity

[@Kmk7268]

Louie struggled with human emotions, he was very conflicted about his strength. He learned to let his power / grief loose on Santiago and the theater 🎭 for taking his Love Claudia. He never got over her, had to loose himself in Art 🖼 and trance like beauty of the world

[@dacedebeer2697]

Louis is stronger than he thinks he is, but also, Lestat had already created Gabrielle and Nicolas, the books touch on how strength gets watered down after they make others.

[@stephaniespc]

When lestat was made Armand's group was very angry because the oldest strongest vampires and not supposed to make another

[@what2watchyt]

Life or time should be appreciated.

[@rainyfeathers9148]

Armand has the patience of a saint because I would've gone to watch the sunrise🧛🏾‍♀🌅. Louis is feeding off my last nerve, he's such a p*****😫

[@anv3254]

4:56:02 how totally i had fallen in love with lestat’s iridescent eyes

[@elizabethlyons1066]

Louis should be pronounced in the French, Loius, not Lewis.

[@mickierobinson5774]

You did a Great job reading these books to me.

[@Iwtvprintern]

Personal bookmark 1:30:00 louis missing lestat

[@bradyblackburn7877]

RIP Anne Rice.

[@erisbob]

Binging this preset obsession. Great narration. Just every time he says "yes," I hear it as Orson Wells or Brain from Animaniacs 😂

[@MrVee24]

Amazing. Thank you for this.

[@perdidoatlantic]

How did Maurius come back from jumping into the fire? He made Armand, right? So why aren’t they friends when Lestat comes along?

[@elyzzabeth]

I hate to be this guy, but it's Magnus. Magnus is the psychopath that ends up siring Lestat. The genealogy of this crowd is expansive. You kind of need a map to keep up with it. 😂

[@perdidoatlantic]

@@elyzzabeth So it’s not maurius that makes Armand and then jumps into the fire when the satanic cult home invades and kidnaps Armand? Because later maurius and lestat ainteracr. It is confusing, you’re right.

[@Ksixstring]

Brilliant books

[@jeromesullivan4015]

I loved the love of Lestat for Louis, Claudia was a mistake when you think about it…

[@hyacinthlover9370]

Bookmark! : 2:30:49

[@inkspectra6456]

5:13:19 How time changes Immortality

[@hopekobus7648]

Thank you so much. Could you please upload Merrick??

[@anv3254]

armand is so magnetic. i understand louis…

[@JanaLalewicz]

Hey guys u can sign up for a free trial of Audible and get 1or 2 free credits and if u choose this particular audiobook u can use 1 credit and get the version read Simon Vance. Omg hes INCREDIBLE! Louis is French and should have a French accent and thats how Vance performs this. The Vampire Lestat is even better and Vance does that one as well. You learn where Lestat grew up and the boy he used to be,how he came to b a vampire and why Lestat is the way he is now

[@gregorykollarus8190]

I love this audiobook thank you so much for sharing.

[@J.Knight1861]

To be honest Claudia's death was a mercy killing. Also random, Louis had Lestat/Marius and Akasha's blood in him.

[@focusonu9668]

That's true.

[@jeffcollins9995]

I wish we could get an interview with the "Vampire" that has a tip hat on the corner of Bourbon St in the Quarter.

[@lavarela8]

Thanks for uploading

[@anv3254]

3:56:16 bookmark louis’ love for armand

[@anv3254]

5:21:35

[@anv3254]

5:23:40

[@mahaliacummins3487]

Please do Merrick!!!!!

[@jacquelineklein6242]

Yes please do Merrik

[@rileytostinos4813]

This was great! 💯🖤

[@TimmysCreativeCelebrationHub]

I do prefer The Louis from The Book compared to the movie and that's not because of Brad Pitt who plays him brilliantly. *More because he feels less whiny in the book*

[@joeodonnell921]

Probably because he's a very internal character, works better for a book than screen

[@Mel-me9sw]

Wow that ending!

[@KiKiabout]

Excellent... Thank you!

[@juanespinosa3220]

6:03 Bookmark ❤

[@sueamos3860]

Loved this

[@Persephonie22]

📖My bookmarks~:

[@Persephonie22]

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[@audreyjohnson9548]

Bookmark 1:39:21 👍

[@anv3254]

claudia signed her own death warrant when she rebelled against lestat. he was the one holding them together and now she’ll lose louis