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In Emma Cornwall’s Incarnation we meet Lucy Weston as she awakens in her coffin. Confused and hungry, she takes care of the necessities. Then she realizes that somebody made her this way. Somebody took the life she had, and left her to fend for herself. Somebody had a lot to answer for – if and when she found him. Or her.Lucy eventually makes her way to London (not sure how, other than on foot) and tracks down Bram Stoker, who just happened to have published a book with a character very similar to Lucy, whose experience sounded exactly like the one Lucy just went through. So, that’s where she’s going to start with her hunt for answers.And while he does give her some answers, it’s not quite what Lucy was looking for. Before she knows it, she’s hanging with vampires, reading Arthurian legends, and getting involved in nefarious plots. Or rather, in trying to put an end to nefarious plots.Incarnation is a clever take on a mish-mash of stories and legends, from Dracula to King Arthur’s court. The plot is intriguing, the heroine brave, and the world well developed. Give this one a whirl!drey’s rating: Pick it up!