Swapping Books With My Family…

It's just so bloody good.

Yeah, there really was no fluff to that book, was there?

I was shocked at how much content Louis L'Amour was able to jam into that amount of pages. But I fell in love with his character and I really started to enjoy the side characters around him.

Yeah, I'm here for Arthur and him trying to save the Britons.

I love Michael Punke's writing. I don't know why I was surprised by his prose, but I love it.

One of the best stories I've ever read and it's one of the most unique tellings of the Arthurian legend that I you'll probably ever read.

Louis L'Amour's prose is so readable but there's enough flair to it that seems so appropriate for the time. When there's dialogue between characters, it feels authentic.

You remember, the one where she made me read Twilight for the first time? yeah, let's Let's not talk about that.