I enjoyed this read. I felt it was written for a young audience but was nice light reading for adults also, especially if you still have an imagination.
This is a very good story. I agree with the first review that the language gets confusing, but as you journey with the characters you understand why. It isn't written fantastically, but it is still a good read. I feel at the end that we are left hanging; a part two coming perhaps. Over all this was a joy to read. I have tried to look up information concerning this book and its author but haven't found anything. Let me know what you find.
This book had an excellent plot. I read it completely within 24 hours. It was, however, written in very archaic English. It wasn't even consistent, switching between modern-ish and King James English, complete with "thees" and "thous". It only bothered me somewhat because I read many old books, but what about those of us who do not? My recommendation: rewrite the book in more modern, if slightly less wordy, language, and you've got yourself a keeper!
Life as a Tactician-in-training is tough. But tougher yet is the inner torment that cannot be spoken of. You are months away from being appointed as a Tactician under the orders of Castle Camelot. Like you, your comrades are preparing for the appointed day where the Test will reveal all. Yet – rumors from Camelot speak gravely about the impending war with Queen Morgana. Except it will not be a w...
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TACTICIAN: Tactics Anthem Chronicles
By: Thomas Lim
Life as a Tactician-in-training is tough. But tougher yet is the inner torment that cannot be spoken of. You are months away from being appointed as a Tactician under the orders of Castle Camelot. Like you, your comrades are preparing for the appointed day where the Test will reveal all. Yet – rumors from Camelot speak gravely about the impending war with Queen Morgana. Except it will not be a w...
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
By: Mark Twain
Mark Twain had come a long way from Hannibal when he focused his irreverent humor on medieval tales, and wrote A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. The hit on the head that sent protagonist Hank Morgan back through 13 centuries did not affect his natural resourcefulness. Download this FREE e-Book today!