Armand il Vampiro - Anne Rice, Sara Caraffini • BookLikes (ISBN:8850207506)

Armand il Vampiro

by: Sara Caraffini (author) Anne Rice (author)

4.33 15

Format: mass market paperback

ISBN: 9788850207503 (8850207506)

Publish date: 2005

Publisher: TEA

Pages no: 436

Edition language: Italian

Category:

Fantasy, Science Fiction Fantasy, Paranormal, Urban Fantasy, Adult, Horror, Occult, Gothic, Supernatural, Vampires

Series: The Vampire Chronicles 0 (#6)

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Cody's Bookshelf rated it

7 years ago

http://theguywholovesbooks.booklikes.com Cody's Bookshelf 2.0 THE VAMPIRE ARMAND Review

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I am giving this book two stars only because Anne Rice is a talented author, and I can’t bear to give this a single-star rating (though, honestly, it might deserve it). Man, what a bummer. I loved the last four volumes in this series, but this was a mess. Written after a short hiatus from the Vamp...

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Fangs for the Fantasy rated it

10 years ago

http://FangsfortheFantasy.booklikes.com Fangs for the Fantasy 1.5 The Vampire Armand (The Vampire Chronicles #6) by Anne Rice

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It is Armand’s turn to recount his history to David to be recorded for posterity If Lestat and Louis’s books are digitised, he could always just copy and paste the relevant sections. I am not a fan of this book, there’s very little about if I find even remotely enjoyable and the few steps forw...

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seaside bibliophile rated it

11 years ago

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The best book in the Vampire Chronicles thus far. And to think I was super bummed that Lestat wasn't the star of the story. LOVE the story of Amadeo.

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Elysium rated it

12 years ago

http://Elysium.booklikes.com Elysium 5.0 Vampire Armand (Vampire Chronicles)

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Lestat lies in a coma-like sleep in a chapel and while vampires gathers around him, Armand tells his story to David Talbot, Lestat’s former Talamascan fledgling. Armand takes us with him through his childhood in Kiev; from where he is kidnapped and sold to slavery, to Venice where Marius saves him a...

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