The Silurian Book One The Fox and The Bear
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| Rating | : | 4.72 (635 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1847998526 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 220 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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This is a very long series I think other people will review this book. I have finished the available books in the series and can barely remember what happened in book 1, as I went from one to the next until I was done, reading all of them in about 5 days. I'm fairly exhausted now.So what do you need to know? Why did I give it 3 stars, when it obviously kept me engrossed enough to re. Samantha C. said Masterfully written epic featuring a new twist in a dark world with highly complex characters. Not what you expect.. L.A. Wilson has created a world that draws you in so much that sometimes, it is difficult to remember that this is fiction and did not truly occur - or did it. Clearly, a lot of research went into creating this world that is dark and yet filled with dry wit, despair, and hope.I'm not usually a fan of Arthurian literature, but this epic series is masterfull. KIng Arthur liberated from Camelot Mary Josefina Cade L.A.Wilson has achieved the impossible and given new life to King Arthur. Farewell to the golden haired middle manager conducting a team meeting and trying to be good, noble and 'nice'. Here is Arthur the Silurian with 'thick straight black hair and ebony-black eyes', emerging from the darkness of a bitter childhood to win his first battle at the age of fi
Set entirely in the Dark Ages of post-Roman Britain, The Silurian is the story of King Arthur told in a way that has never been told before; a first person narrative spoken in grim detail by Prince Bedwyr, The Fox. Arthur has just won a huge battle against the mighty Jutes, Hengist and Horsa, and in doing so, will change the face of British history. The story begins in Book One, The Fox and the Bear, when Arthur is fifteen and Bedwyr sixteen. And yet this is as much Bedwyr's story as Arthur's - for the Prince of Dogfeiling does not always find life with the Wonder-boy, Arthur, easy to deal with; and army life is killing him slowly the journey to power is a massive struggle, and Arthur's rise to take the Supreme Command of Britain's army brings great suffering for all of them.. He tells honestly of his life with Arthur, of warriors who live in Dark Age war-bands, committed to their commanders and wielding swords that break