Forge Camulod Chronicles Series #8 - The Lance Thrower Used Condition

from julieandbeli

I have thoroughly enjoy this final book in the Camulod Chronicles series. A foray into a new character, Clothar, extends the story into a new realm. I wish there was more.

from okmliteracy7

The book starts in the dark age with a boy named Clothar, the son of a frankish king named Bran. His life is goign well until he is told his 'father' is actually just a friend of his real father and that he must go to train in the arts of war with his fathers other friend the bishop Germanus, to ...

from willowcove

A wonderful retelling of Arthurian mythology from a more realistic and less mythological standpoint. Great read!

from julieandbeli

I thoroughly enjoy Jack Whyte's writing. This eighth edition to the Camulod Series takes us on a new journey with Clothar from Gual. I found myself enjoying the new story line, but missing all the characters and story line from the previous 7 books. At the very end the characters from the previou...

from Jessiqa

This is the 8th book in the Camulod Chronicles. Leaving Merlyn behind as narrator, this book switches to Lancelot, the first Arthurian book I've come across to be told from Lancelot's point of view. In this series, he has the more historically likely name of Clothar, who is endowed with the nick-...