When Sita goes back in time, she does kill Yaksha's mother. Sita knew before Yaksha was born that he was going to be evil, but she opted not to kill his mother. Spoiling the end does not matter since Pike completely negated it for the continuation of the series as Thirst.Īt the very end of the sixth book, Sita decides to go back in time to the birth of Yaksha. I am now going to spoil the ending of the sixth and what was originally the final book. It didn't seem like anything that traumatic to me, but then, I did skim most all of it. A really big deal is made about how Sita went through a terribly traumatic experience during that time, and she must revisit it to fix history. Sita goes back in time to the Middle Ages. The Last Vampire 6: Creatures of Forever is not a good book. How do you do that?" Sita gives a simple answer: "Steroids." He believes her. He remarks, "I watched you jumping from building to building. A security guard witnesses Sita's supernatural abilities. I did make note of one funny quote from The Last Vampire 3: Red Dice. It should be noted that some readers love the flashbacks.
However, the books contain lengthy passages with mysticism and also contain what I consider to be very boring flashbacks to Sita's early life.
I really like Sita, and I overall like her story. I don't recall specifically what I thought of Last Vampire #3, 4, and 5, except that all three books have some really good parts and really boring parts. The second book, The Last Vampire 2: Black Blood, is a bit boring. I enjoyed the first book, The Last Vampire, just fine. Yaksha was the first vampire, and he is the one who turned Sita into a vampire.
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