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Produktbeschreibung
The Doorway into Depravity
For hundreds of years Camarilla vampires have preserved the Masquerade - an intricate dance of deception, misdirection and manipulation that conceals their nocturnal predations from mortal eyes.
Now, the Sabbat are about to crash their party.
The Clan Novel series takes a sinister turn as the dread Tzimisce emerge from their macabre dungeons and laboratories to take a decidedly unhealthy interest in events.
Amid the rising nightmare, charismatic Sascha Vykos - an Old World monster with a New World agenda - brings both scourge and velvet glove to rally the fractious Sabbat forces. A great reckoning awaits the complacent Camarilla - if only Vykos can preserve the volatile alliance and keep the Sabbat serpent from devouring its own tail.
Vampire Clan Novel Series
It began with Clan Novel: Toreador; a 13-novel series concerning the Kindred. This series comprises the biggest event in the history of the World of Darkness and this is only the second book! This epic series of over one million words will reveal the secrets of the vampires hidden world, from the smallest detail to the grandest marvel. The Nosferatus apparent scheme to put the Eye of Hazimel into the hands of the Setite, Vegel, will decide the fates of Kindred legions and determine the future of the Camarilla and Sabbat the sects engaged in a massive war along the entire East Coast. And the list of schemers doesnt end there. Can you say Antediluvian?
Each novel in this series features a member of one of the 13 vampire clans. Clan Novel: Tzimisce introduces the Sabbat side of the conflict through Sascha Vykos, a depraved and incredibly powerful night-predator. A war along the American East Coast erupts as the Sabbat launches relentless attacks against Camarilla-held cities. |
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