Armand El Vampiro

from csweder

After a not-so-impressive (to me) story of Memnoch the Devil, Rice has drawn me back in with Armand telling his story. He goes back to when he first met Marius, his time as a coven leader, the Theater of the Vampires, all the way to modern times when he saw the Veil. A definite good read!

from wb4ever1

After a very long hiatus, I recently got back into Anne Rice, having read the first three books of THE VAMPIRE CHORNICLES many years ago. In THE VAMPIRE ARMAND, she takes one of her secondary characters from those books and gives him the center stage, letting him tell his story to the fledging va...

from csweder

After a not-so-impressive (to me) story of Memnoch the Devil, Rice has drawn me back in with Armand telling his story. He goes back to when he first met Marius, his time as a coven leader, the Theater of the Vampires, all the way to modern times when he saw the Veil. A definite good read!

from csweder

After a not-so-impressive (to me) story of Memnoch the Devil, Rice has drawn me back in with Armand telling his story. He goes back to when he first met Marius, his time as a coven leader, the Theater of the Vampires, all the way to modern times when he saw the Veil. A definite good read!

from surreality

Plot: It's a re-hash of Armand's story as told in The Vampire Lestat, fleshed out in places. Not much new happens, so the narration plot is essentially known. The frame narration is in reaction to Memnoch the Devil and isn't as convincing as it could have been. Very weak ending. Characters: The c...