Traitor Son Cycle The Red Knight, Book 1, (Paperback)

from antao

Tries unsuccessfully to mine the grimmer" Abercrombie's and Mark Lawrence's headspace by emulating a very colloquial dialogue style, specially among their military characters. The structure of the book is in short sections from multiple points-of-view and it doesn't work well in terms of narrativ...

from OwenRochester

Not overly impressed, takes a long time to get into and the storyline does not seem to flow in a clear fashion

from lpetrazickis

The Red Knight is a high fantasy book overlayed with plausible demographics, economics, and medieval military nerdery. However, I don't know why Cameron chose to write it. I came to The Red Knight as a fan of Cameron's Ancient Greek historical fiction, as well as someone decently read in high fan...

from kaipakartik

Got started but started getting lengthy. Miles Cameron definitely knows what he is talking about though. For people who like a detail this is the perfect book.

from alcarinqa

This is going to be a difficult book to review, because there were times I loved it, times I hated it, times I was absolutely engaged in the story and times when I was bored senseless. An ambitious début, The Red Knight uses the well-used tropes of medieval epic fantasy to tell the story of a com...