Viking Bastard
Adventurer
I last read The Sword in the Storm by David Gemmell. A whole book to build up to a
great war between pseudo-Romans and pseudo-Celts and then when the big battle finally
comes it just feels like an afterthought.
Overall the characters are in the book pretty good, entertaining but believable, but all
introduced in the most clumsy way possible. It's a pretty classic hero 'coming of age'
story and is step-by-step by the book with several attempts at twists, all that failed
(except one, which I must admit I did not see coming).
Not really a 'bad' book as such, but fairly forgettable. At best: Meh.
What to people here think of Gemmell's stuff? Is this typical Gemmell story or awaits
me something more interesting in the Gemmell library?
great war between pseudo-Romans and pseudo-Celts and then when the big battle finally
comes it just feels like an afterthought.
Overall the characters are in the book pretty good, entertaining but believable, but all
introduced in the most clumsy way possible. It's a pretty classic hero 'coming of age'
story and is step-by-step by the book with several attempts at twists, all that failed
(except one, which I must admit I did not see coming).
Not really a 'bad' book as such, but fairly forgettable. At best: Meh.
What to people here think of Gemmell's stuff? Is this typical Gemmell story or awaits
me something more interesting in the Gemmell library?