enemy of god is absolutely just glorious ... this is a wonderful retelling of the arthurian legend that it does strip way much for the romanticism of arthurian legends but not in a bad way it still leaves that foundation of camaraderie that we love
Our Favourite Books Of All Time (2021)
- All-Time Favorites · 11 books · counted in creators' All-Time Favorites
i love this story so much that this is historical fiction at its best and honestly if you have not read this before any of charles christian's works it is filled with lyrical prose magnificent characters a fantastic plot and just a really fresh take on arthur
this is a beautiful book that is just full of bloody war hilarious characters and a whole lot of torturers now george crumby's writing is phenomenal it's it's just in the upper echelons of any author ever in my opinion
lonesome dove is just one of the greatest works of art of all time ... this had me weeping towards the end there are characters that you connect with so much
this is just such a creative story that i absolutely adore
this is a wonderful compelling contemporary story that is really driven by character relationships ... i was just blown away by how natural and organic the dialogue and interactions between characters are
the way it's written the prose is stunning it's breathtaking at times ... the only disappointment is the very ending i won't go into it but apart from that it is you know one of the best books ever
i absolutely love this series and the pale horseman just encapsulated everything that made this series so great this is only book two of the series so me saying this is my favorite book of the series isn't saying the rest aren't good at all i've read all 13 and they're all stunning books
this is just the pinnacle of historical fiction writing in my opinion it's so authentic to viking aged characters ... the beginning of this book had me in tears and i was just so worried for the characters
it was such a compelling and captivating read and it really keeps you on the edge of your seat and it takes it in directions you really didn't think
it's a beautiful book the way philip meyer writes people were saying that he is kind of the next cormac mccarthy he's only written two books but the way he writes is breathtaking and also really quite violent all at once
i think that this is such a compelling story that not only does it convey such strong and powerful meaningful didactic messages but the prose is just fantastic











