Vampire

Classic World of Darkness Fiction

by Richard Lee Byers

This book is about the end of the world when humans are no more, who is the only reason this destruction led to the end of the world. I write this book to make you all feel that we are never satisfied with what we have and take more and more from our surroundings. We are destroying everything around us. So , let's go on a ride together to see the end of the world and now it's in your hands whether you will be able to save the world or not.

Genres: Horror, Vampires, Fiction, Fantasy, World Of Darkness, Role Playing Games, Urban Fantasy

Paperback

First published June 1, 1995

About the author

A resident of the Tampa Bay area, Richard spends much of his leisure time fencing, playing poker, shooting pool and is a frequent guest at Florida science-fiction conventions. His current projects include new novels set in the Forgotten Realms universe and the eBook post-apocalyptic superhero series The Impostor.

Reviews

[Blah]

It's not the best book ever written, but it wasn't that bad either. I think the writing was kinda simple, but who am I to judge? At first I thought this book was pretty predictable, which it kinda was, but it did have some things that pleasantly surprised me. Overall if you're a fan of World of Darkness you'll enjoy this books because it's accurate when it comes to the lore of the game.

[Estevam (Impish Reviews)]

Damn, world of darkness is good, on this particular books the characters are well developed and the world building is very good, awesome read.

[Gabriella]

I picked this up based on the cover and synopsis. I was excited to find out it was based in Tampa by an author based in Tampa as that is my hometown. I was then beyond stoked to see death metal being referenced as I am involved in the scene that still lingers in Tampa. As for the rest of the book, it was generally intriguing, but all of the different races or types of monsters were really confusing and I was constantly trying to figure out what was happening with all of the jumping around. It has good bones but is otherwise a bit run on and jumbled.

[Bill Imber]

Fun read despite its flaws.

[Chere]

I bought this book over a decade ago, and I think I've outgrown it already and so didn't enjoy it so much. It was just an okay read, but I found it a bit lacking. I might have liked it more if I'd read it back when I got it, but I just found myself rushing through it.

[Brett]

Fantasy

[Angela]

I enjoyed it way more than I expected :D