The Final Death
by Richard Sapir and Warren Murphy
His name was Remo and the drunk tank smelled.

Chinese Take-Out

Death to the meat eaters of America!

That's the plan of a team of Chinese terrorists who arrive in the United States to fulfill the primary prophecy of their cult. And when a hotel full of legionaries keel over from the effects of tainted meat, the government institutes an anti-toxin plan, under the guise of flu shots, so as not to panic everyone. But the Chinese learn of the cover and arrange it to look as if it's the flu shots that kill!

Enter Remo Williams, the Destroyer, and his teacher, Chiun, Korean master assassin, to take care of business and do some killing of their own.

But there's a problem. These are no ordinary terrorists. They are vegetarians. More than that, they are also members of a secret vampire society! Then Chiun discovers that the vampire creed is as old as Sinanju itself when the vampires decide to break their vegetarian tradition--with Remo as the main course!

Review: Maybe I like this one so much because it deals with a new and interesting kind of vampire. The Master and his vegetarian vampire cult is just such a wild, unique, and cool idea, that it gets three stars on its own. Add to that a really good story with plenty of action, blood, and sex, and you get a classic!

The Final Death rates a bloody good .