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Message: [QUOTE="gwardojones, post: 533012, member: 8305"] I read through Renaissance after playing the Assassin's Creed 2. It was a good novelization, but it had a bit of weirdness to it in that none of the Desmond parts were in the book. When Juno talks directly to Desmond at the end of the story, you see it from Ezio's perspective entirely and he's just like, "Uhh... who are you talking to," then the story ends. I'm not sure why they chose that approach, since it made it so readers had to play the game to fully understand the book, but I really enjoyed the rest of it otherwise. [/QUOTE]

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