I continue that initial response today (December 21, 2009):Ī couple of weeks ago, I was at the Urbana Free Library to pick up Marrin's Years of Dust. Cast says her character's ancestor's rejoice? Or is it something else? Why? Because this girl is now going to feel like she belongs? Is that why P.C. This "Cherokee" girl is now a Vampire, too!!! And her Cherokee grandmother's people rejoice.
And for a moment-just an instant-I forgot about the horror of not belonging and felt a shocking burst of pleasure, while deep inside of me the blood of my grandmother's people rejoiced.Įxotic. more barbaric.įrom this day on my life would never be the same. as if I belonged to ancient times when the world was bigger. Mixed with my strong Cherokee features it seemed to brand me with a mark of wildness. Reading this online from the House of Night website: Here's the final words from the first chapter of the first book. I am still not sure how much time I will give to it. I picked one up in a bookstore and skimmed it, but put it back down. In studying Marked, specifically page 240 when Zoey smudes Damien, it looks to me like the Casts borrowed word-for-word from "The Smudging Ceremony" online at a New Age site!įirst response: HOUSE OF NIGHT SERIES For some time now, I've been aware of the HOUSE OF NIGHT series of vampire stories. I'm copying here what I posted then, and I've put that entire post in italics to distinguish it from what I'm adding to that response today. I'd found the first chapter online on the House of Night website. To see only the plagiarism section of what I wrote below, click here.īack on November 13, 2009, I posted my first response to the House of Night vampire series by P.
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