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Vampire Wars | Steven Savile

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A blood-drenched omnibus telling the story of the Von Carstein vampire counts, cruel undead rulers of the cursed land of Sylvania. The Von Carsteins were the most infamous bloodline of vampires to ever stalk the Warhammer Old World. Their very names – Vlad, Konrad and Mannfred – were whispered in fear by the people of the Empire, conjuring up images of doom, death and destruction. Charting the vampire family's rise to power in the shadow-haunted lands of Sylvania and their century-spanning wars with the Empire, this omnibus edition collects all three of Steven Savile’s classic Von Carstein novels – Inheritance, Dominion and Retribution – into one gore-drenched volume.

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Vampire Wars | Steven Savile

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Almost a thousand pages later and one of the most gratifying vampire stories comes to an end. These are the dark, fearsome Bram Stoker vampires that you hardly see around nowadays..but they are, after all, experts at blending with the shadows! The characters are fascinating, the plot moves swiftly forward, and no matter which side you‘re rooting for, the ending feels hard-fought and acceptable.