Enemy of God (The Warlord Chronicles, #2)
This is the continuing story of Arthur, the second in a trilogy which began with "The Winter King". The novels bring Arthur and his world to vivid life. A man battling for his vision of the future in a brutal age, dragged down by suspicions and magics of the past, surrounded by intrigue,...
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This is the continuing story of Arthur, the second in a trilogy which began with "The Winter King". The novels bring Arthur and his world to vivid life. A man battling for his vision of the future in a brutal age, dragged down by suspicions and magics of the past, surrounded by intrigue, dependent on his skill at war and genius for leadership.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780140232479 (0140232478)
ASIN: 140232478
Publish date: July 3rd 1998
Publisher: Penguin
Pages no: 496
Edition language: English
Series: Warlord Trilogy (#2)
[ archiwalne wrażenia z lektury] Drugi tom Kronik Pana Wojny to ukazanie krajobrazu po bitwie, która zakończyła waśń między Brytami, doprowadzając do zjednoczenia królestw przeciwko wspólnemu wrogowi – Saksonom (zwanym często wymiennie Sasami). Zdawałoby się, że teraz nic już nie stanie na przeszk...
Read By: Edmund Dehn Genre: Audiobook Series Name: The Warlord Chronicles Position in Series: 2 of 3 Abridged: NoBlurb: The second book in a trilogy telling the story of Arthur. After one last battle, Arthur will rule a peaceful land. But,...
Enemy of God Enemy of God is a solid 4 stars, maybe even 5 stars. I took a little away because I wanted Arthur to be a little more cunning and realistic. He comes across too naïve in areas where he should not be. The portrayal of Christianity and how it spreads conflict is a major theme and isn’t pr...
Excellent continuation from first book in trilogy. looking forward to number 3.
With all three books of this series, Cornwell manages to walk a masterful line here between historical realism and magical interplay. It's kinda left up to the reader just how 'magic' Merlin is, for example. No firebolts here. Just when you think its all trickery... theres a kinda suggestion of some...
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