Tara Hall's Reviews > Vampire Hunter D Volume 13: Twin Shadowed Knight - Parts One and Two

I have to admit that I really expected more from this book. The initial write up on the back made it seem as if the second "D" that is birthed from the crater was going to be some out of control version of the normally very restrained and cold hero that I love to read about. And I was very much lookig forward to that. When he crawls out of the crater, this second "fake D" as he's called does in fact does go on a killing spree. But there was nothing in the book about his enjoying the company of women or even doing any real flirting, much less anything else. The idea behind who the "twin" is and why he suddenly appeared--tied in with the mysterious place Muma--was compelling, but I felt as if there was much that was kind of left hanging. I did love the character of Mia, but again felt stymied there, as her fate was not something I enjoyed after rooting for her most of the book. I might reread this again, just to see if I got more out of it a second time.