Janet Trautvetter
Author of Three Shades Of Night
Works by Janet Trautvetter
Thieves' Guild (Vol. 5) 6 copies
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- Legal name
- Trautvetter, Janet L.
- Birthdate
- 1955
- Gender
- female
- Places of residence
- Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
- Occupations
- freelance writer
administrative assistant
security guard
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technical writer
TV producer
game designer
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I'm not sure where to begin. I liked Lord Jurgen and you feared Alexander, though over all it was more of a Lancelot and Gweniver (sp) story in medieval Germany than a vampire work. The Toreador we got here were pretty pathetic, the ones in the Court of Love sound much or vampire-like. The Toreador and Lord Jurgen spent a lot of time playing at chivalry. The book does a good job of portraying the time written of but only so-so dealing the vampires.
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The 3 stories are all telling the same story from the 3 points of view, vampires, werewolves and mages. It is fairly cool and interesting in that way but because of that they tended to leave the telling of certain parts for the other stories and sometimes made it difficult to follow. I have actually read the new Vampire rule book so I had some idea about them in the new setting but I haven't done so for either of the other 2 and I noticed lots of explanations seemed to be missing which would have helped fill in things.
Overall not bad but not one of White Wolf's best endeavors, and I got the feeling the blame was on the editors. This was the first novel of theirs that I have read which knowledge of the game mechanics where almost required.… (more)