Night Pilgrims: 26 (St. Germain)

Before the would fell in love with vampires, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro's Saint-Germain was the wisest, noblest, finest vampire of them all. When all the fashionable vampires have been staked and forgotten, I am certain that Saint-Germain will still be walking through history, thrilling and delighting those of us who love the dark fantastic.
--Neil Gaiman

Quinn Yarbro is one of our finest writers and craftpersons, incapable of a slack paragraph, or a fuzzy thought. Everything is perfectly focused, everything is expertly accomplished. And the Count remains a vibrantly original character, one of the greatest contributions to the horror genre.
--Peter Straub

The detailed historical knowledge characteristic of the series is evident, complemented by highly literate eroticism.
-- Publishers Weekly on Commedia della Morte

The characters are richly described and brought to life. Even if the reader has not read any other books in the Count Saint-Germain series, this one stands on its own merits. A pleasure to read.
-- Booklist on An Embarrassment of Riches

A meticulous novel, An Embarrassment of Riches brought to mind an elaborate version of The Historian, told from the vampire's perspective.
-- All Things Urban Fantasy

Yarbro's compelling prose and meticulously researched setting combine effectively for a vivid historical tale.
-- Publishers Weekly on An Embarrassment of Riches

You might compare Yarbro's style to Anne Rice in her vampire tales, where the plot is character driven.
-- Shelf Life (London, Ontario) on Borne in Blood

A darkly poetic blend of historical fiction, erotic romance, and literary horror. One of the beauties of Yarbro's Saint-Germain saga is that every novel is basically a stand-alone story. Those looking for a highly intelligent, tastefully understated erotic horror will be absolutely blown away.
-- BookPage on Roman Dusk

Before the would fell in love with vampires, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro's Saint-Germain was the wisest, noblest, finest vampire of them all. When all the fashionable vampires have been staked and forgotten, I am certain that Saint-Germain will still be walking through history, thrilling and delighting those of us who love the dark fantastic. Neil Gaiman

Quinn Yarbro is one of our finest writers and craftpersons, incapable of a slack paragraph, or a fuzzy thought. Everything is perfectly focused, everything is expertly accomplished. And the Count remains a vibrantly original character, one of the greatest contributions to the horror genre. Peter Straub

The detailed historical knowledge characteristic of the series is evident, complemented by highly literate eroticism. Publishers Weekly on Commedia della Morte

The characters are richly described and brought to life. Even if the reader has not read any other books in the Count Saint-Germain series, this one stands on its own merits. A pleasure to read. Booklist on An Embarrassment of Riches

A meticulous novel, An Embarrassment of Riches brought to mind an elaborate version of The Historian, told from the vampire's perspective. All Things Urban Fantasy

Yarbro's compelling prose and meticulously researched setting combine effectively for a vivid historical tale. Publishers Weekly on An Embarrassment of Riches

You might compare Yarbro's style to Anne Rice in her vampire tales, where the plot is character driven. Shelf Life (London, Ontario) on Borne in Blood

A darkly poetic blend of historical fiction, erotic romance, and literary horror. One of the beauties of Yarbro's Saint-Germain saga is that every novel is basically a stand-alone story. Those looking for a highly intelligent, tastefully understated erotic horror will be absolutely blown away. BookPage on Roman Dusk

Before the would fell in love with vampires, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro's Saint-Germain was the wisest, noblest, finest vampire of them all. When all the fashionable vampires have been staked and forgotten, I am certain that Saint-Germain will still be walking through history, thrilling and delighting those of us who love the dark fantastic. --Neil Gaiman

Quinn Yarbro is one of our finest writers and craftpersons, incapable of a slack paragraph, or a fuzzy thought. Everything is perfectly focused, everything is expertly accomplished. And the Count remains a vibrantly original character, one of the greatest contributions to the horror genre. --Peter Straub

The detailed historical knowledge characteristic of the series is evident, complemented by highly literate eroticism. --Publishers Weekly on Commedia della Morte

The characters are richly described and brought to life. Even if the reader has not read any other books in the Count Saint-Germain series, this one stands on its own merits. A pleasure to read. --Booklist on An Embarrassment of Riches

A meticulous novel, An Embarrassment of Riches brought to mind an elaborate version of The Historian, told from the vampire's perspective. --All Things Urban Fantasy

Yarbro's compelling prose and meticulously researched setting combine effectively for a vivid historical tale. --Publishers Weekly on An Embarrassment of Riches

You might compare Yarbro's style to Anne Rice in her vampire tales, where the plot is character driven. --Shelf Life (London, Ontario) on Borne in Blood

A darkly poetic blend of historical fiction, erotic romance, and literary horror. One of the beauties of Yarbro's Saint-Germain saga is that every novel is basically a stand-alone story. Those looking for a highly intelligent, tastefully understated erotic horror will be absolutely blown away. --BookPage on Roman Dusk

CHELSEA QUINN YARBRO has been nominated for the Edgar, the World Fantasy, and the Bram Stoker Awards. She has been named a Grand Master of the World Horror Convention and a Living Legend by the International Horror Guild. Author of many novels of horror, dark fantasy, mystery, and more, Yarbro lives in Berkeley, California.