Clockwork Vampire Chronicles by Andy Remic

The Clockwork Vampire Chronicles is a series of epic fantasy novels by the very talented author, Andy Remic and so far consist of the awesome Kell's Legend and the follow-up novel Soul Stealers.

The Clockwork Vampires are a society who have evolved from the technological advances they have made in clockwork, managing to merge human and machine to create a lethal combination.

This cyborg symbiosis comes at a price however and to sustain themselves they must consume a refined blood known as bloodoil. This dependancy for bloodoil has become something of an addiction and fuels their thirst for violence and the need to hunt humans to get their fix.

This has eventually led to their own land becoming decimated of any human colony and so they go to war in order to sustain their own empire. They quickly overrun the meager resistance offered and only 1 man stands in their way, the Legendary warrior Kell.

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Soul Stealers

by Andy Remic

Soul Stealers is the sequel to the Andy Remic Epic novel - Kell's Legend, and the second volume in the Clockwork Vampire Chronicles.

The indomniable Kell is still being hunted by the evil clockwork vampires and to make matters worse, he is now being tracked by two beautiful but deadly female vampire assassins.

To say I have been looking forward to this book would be a vast understatement, after the fantastic cliff hanger ending in Kell's Legend, i've been waiting...

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reviewed on Sunday 10 October 2010

Kells Legend

by Andy Remic

Kells Legend is the first volume in the Clockwork Vampires Chronicles and has been written by Andy Remic.

Without warning came the vast albino army, the army of iron, invading Falanor from the north. To have any hope of survival a small band set off to warn the King. The band leaves quickly and with it a living legend, the mighty warrior Kell. Joining Kell is his granddaughter, Nienna and her friend, Katrina along with Saark, the ex-Sword Champion of King Leanoric who is in dis...

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reviewed on Friday 04 September 2009