Servant of the Bones
Servant of the Bones
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1999
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
New York City • 1990s
1999
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
Anne Rice's Servant of the Bones follows the journey of a Jewish spirit named Azriel, who becomes a powerful, immortal being. The story, blending elements of horror, history, and spirituality, spans ancient Babylon to modern-day America, exploring themes of identity, power, and redemption.
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Anne Rice's Servant of the Bones combines dark fantasy with historical fiction, showcasing her signature lush prose. Praised for its richly detailed narrative and complex character portrayals, some found its pacing uneven and plot convoluted. Enthralling for fans of Rice, it may challenge newcomers with its intricate storyline.
Who Should Read Servant of the Bones?
Readers who enjoy Servant of the Bones by Anne Rice typically relish dark fantasy tales with historical and supernatural elements. Fans of Rice's style and plots akin to Neil Gaiman's American Gods, or Madeline Miller's Circe, will find this novel equally captivating with its blend of myth, magic, and introspection.
31,470 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
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Novel • Fiction
New York City • 1990s
1999
Adult
18+ years
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