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Vidit Sachdeva vidit08 — A wonderful cover sold me on this book. It had good cover art -- a man in a black coat with a katana (Japanese Samurai Sword) and a automatic pistol. It had good plugs from various writers stating that the action was fierce and the book was about vampire hero, who fights vampire ninjas. Sounds great. And I guess the book lived up to its action billing, but not enough for me to read other stories in this series. Lawson is a vampire chose by the Vampire Counsel to be a Fixer, that is a person who is charged to make sure that bad vampires and others do not upset the balance and reveal that there are vampires amongst us. The author has the vampires drinking blood -- but not from the neck of humans but from recently dead humans, so the horror of blood drinking vombies is muted, which, in my mind is a good thing, as its hard to cheer for an action hero who kills humans for food. After an exhausting mission, Lawson is in Japan for some R & R and some black belt lessons from a renowned master, when on a train he interrupts and thwarts a murder attempt of a young Japanese man by a member of the Yakuza. Soon Lawson runs into his girlfriend Talya, a former KGB assassin, who happens to be in Japan because she is tracking down a vampire who may be trafficing in stolen organs. Talya wants Lawson's help and claims that the organ trafficer may be a criminal known as the Kensei, who turns out to be an albino Vampire. Meanwhile Lawson finds that another Fixer agent has been murdered and the cop charged with investigating the crime says that the Kensei may have been involved. It seems that the Kensei is using the stolen organs to create a new hybrid race of ninja vampires/humans mix and killed Lawson's friend because she got in his way. Moko the cop reveals that he and his brother, the young Japanese person on the train, are also hybrids but have rebelled against the Kensei and is equally interested in taking him down. The Kensei has killed all of Moko's generation of hybrids except his brother and him. The three join forces to fight the Kensei and stop his plan of domination using the hybrid vampires. There is a lot of action in the novel, the usual betrayals and fighting and Talya and Lawson have a good relationship, but I never felt that invested in his story or in the story of the Kensei. It might be because I did not read the prior novels. So if you want the Vampire spy action hero who fights with a Katana and a pistol, then you could give it a try, but to me, this book lacks some emotional resonance.

Becca Zabel beccazabel — One of the greatest novels of high fantasy ever written. Epic in every sense.