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by Stephen R. Lawhead
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Blogs Don't Burn
Blogs Don't Burn rated it 10 years ago
Lawhead was a staple of my high-school reading diet, and I remember feeling at the time that his tie-ins to actual Celtic mythology and historical events and individuals was a refreshing change of pace from a lot of other fantasy fare I was reading. Returning to him now has been something of a drag....
Abandoned by user
Abandoned by user rated it 10 years ago
This is a historical fiction trilogy written by Stephen Lawhead. I have read the entire trilogy, so expect two more rapid-fire reviews. Notes on Hood: Lawhead writes historical fiction, so this is more serious than a lot of Robin Hood tales. It is set post-Norman Conquest, and the king is Will...
Brian's Book Blog
Brian's Book Blog rated it 11 years ago
Putting the Robin Hood story into Wales during the 1090's, as the Normans tried to expand across the border.Well told, with characters growing into the roles as events unfold. This novel is more to do with how he became what he did, rather than having him established already.Plenty of action, should...
Brian's Book Blog
Brian's Book Blog rated it 11 years ago
Putting the Robin Hood story into Wales during the 1090's, as the Normans tried to expand across the border.Well told, with characters growing into the roles as events unfold. This novel is more to do with how he became what he did, rather than having him established already.Plenty of action, should...
Bloggabook
Bloggabook rated it 11 years ago
Good reimaging of this story. Lawhead doesn't disappoint as he makes us believe anew in a story we thought we knew.
Towers of Books Come Tumbling Down!
Towers of Books Come Tumbling Down! rated it 11 years ago
Rating: 4/5 Summary: King Brychan of Elfael rides with his army to pledge loyalty to King William the Red. His army is slaughtered on the way there, with one exception who makes his way back to report the events to Bran, the king's son. This sets off a chain of events inspired by the legends of Robi...
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 12 years ago
Only liked one Lawhead, yet I liked that one a lot: [bc:Byzantium|405589|Byzantium|Stephen R. Lawhead|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1348701821s/405589.jpg|2694949]
Chris' Fish Place
Chris' Fish Place rated it 12 years ago
I'm not sure if I buy the idea of the Welsh connection, but outside of that everything here feels like "been there, done that". Changing the historical time period was done in Godwin's work, who set it during the Conquest, the Old gods was done in Robin of Sherwood (Lawhead just changed the name a...
Book Drunk Sloth
Book Drunk Sloth rated it 12 years ago
It wasn't my favorite rendition of Robin Hood, but I still enjoyed the characters and the changes to the story.
Books Less Travelled
Books Less Travelled rated it 12 years ago
An interesting story
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