History lied. The Musketeer never died.
D'Artagnan should have died honorably, blade in hand, bleeding out in the mud after a duel gone wrong. But the scavengers who found his body weren't men. They were vampires, drunk on blood and ruin, and when they fed on him, their hunger remade him.
He woke beneath the corpses of his killers...stronger, hungrier, unrecognizable even to himself. What rose from that grave wasn't a hero of France, but the first of a new breed: a creature with a soldier's discipline and a predator's heart.
From the battlefields of Europe to the shadowed halls of the Conclave, D'Artagnan carves a path through centuries of blood and betrayal, haunted by the memory of the man he used to be.
D'Artagnan: Origins reveals how a legend was reborn in hunger - and why the Conclave still fears the name of the Musketeer who would not stay dead.
