The Count’s Asian adventure as it where. If you enjoyed Better in the Dark, you will most likely enjoy this chronicle of the Count’s life for the character of T’en is very much like Rangaude. The book finds the Count traveling though the Far East and even into India where we are introduced to Padremi, a slight variation of the Count’s normal women, being older than the average. It is here also that the reader sees the Count drawn to the outsiders, those at the margins of society.
Chris' Fish Place
Thoughts on things, mostly books.
The Count’s Asian adventure as it where. If you enjoyed Better in the Dark, you will most likely enjoy this chronicle of the Count’s life for the character of T’en is very much like Rangaude. The book finds the Count traveling though the Far East and even into India where we are introduced to Padremi, a slight variation of the Count’s normal women, being older than the average. It is here also that the reader sees the Count drawn to the outsiders, those at the margins of society.
