Product Description

One Million Words of Terror
It began with Clan Novel: Toreador.This book, Clan Novel: Assamite, is the eighth of a 13-book series concerning the Kindred the hugest event ever in the World of Darkness.From small details to grand spectacles, this epic series of over one million words reveals the secrets of this hidden world through the eyes of individuals on both sides of a great conflict. The continued existence of all Kindred, from the youngest neonate to the eldest Methuselah, hangs in the balance.
Honor Among Thieves
Fatima has watched as her former lover Lucita has carried out a number of high-profile assassinations, claiming to be the premier assassin among the Kindred. Not to be out-done, Fatima sets her sights even higher. Her dread gaze falls upon a Cardinal of the Sabbat, Moncada Lucitas sire.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #485841 in Books
• Published on: 1999-12-06
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 288 pages

Customer Reviews

Very detailed, distinct and capturing.
First I'd like to point out to those who haven't started the series, don't let the slow start of Toreador put you down the stories are really good. This novel of the clan Assimite does a very unique job of actually capturing the mind set of the clan. It does a great job showing the elders as true followers of their religion and path. What is even more awesome is the way the background is portrayed for the story. Some mysteries are solved yet even more are evolved. Are the Assimites a tool or are they the users? A very capturing book by Fleming, then again anything less should not be expected from such a good author.

Exciting!
It's a cool novel! Exciting, thrilling, amazing! You accompany Fatima al-Faqadi to Alamut, where you get an insight in the structure and inner politics of the Eagle's Nest. You visit a Sabbat invasion in the USA and a showdown with the Lasombra Archbishop of Lisbon. You learn details about some of Fatima's Rafiq colleagues as well as about Clan Elders like Jamal, Ur-Shulgi, Thetmes and Al-Ashrad. Maybe the best VtM book I have read.

Best of the series so far.
Still, I'm not overly impressed. I did like the character of Fatima; I think she may be the most sympathetic character we've seen so far. It was a nice change for there to actually be a main character that it was possible to root for.