Renaissance: Assassin's Creed Book 1

I have expected more from this book. It's not bad and the mixture of fantasy, real world, history, sci-fiction and reality makes it an easy, interesting and quick read, but it's lacking on something. It's a little bit like a mixture between Da Vinci Code and The Witcher, but not as good as the second one.

Gripping story, good job at translating the game into a book! Didn't think I'd ever read this, but as soon as I started, I couldn't stop.

I am a huge fan of the AC games especially II and Ezio Auditore.....the book is very well written and although it follows the storyline of AC II it has a lot of extra bits...new info and really puts more depth into the characters....I could visualise being in Florence with Ezio when he's climbing the rooftops....the historic element of real life characters that existed makes it so immersive..highly recommended to AC and history buffs :)