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Summary: League of the night and the fog
Review: Fast delievery, EXCELLENT CONDITION...remarkable, would use again. thanks!
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Summary: Right on
Review: I can't help but give this book a perfect 5 out of 5. I can't quite pinpoint it but there is a certain way David Morrell writes his books that draws you in and keeps you interested every single page. I can honestly admit that I have never encountered a writer that can draw me into a book as much as David can. If you are thinking of buying this book, do it, but first buy The brotherhood of the Rose and The Fraternity of the Stone and read them. They a precursor to this book, you don't neccessarily need to read them but it is highly reccomended. Not only do they help with The League of Night and Fog but they are excellent books in themselves. The brotherhood of the Rose, The Fraternity of the Stone, and The league and Night and Fog all rank on my top 10 books to read. READ READ READ THESE BOOKS!!!!!!!!!!
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Summary: Gripping and keeps you guessing and rivited throuhgout.
Review: I loved the way Morrell brought "The Brotherhood of the Rose" & "Fraternity of the Stone" together in this novel. Fast paced and thrilling you had no idea about the "victims?" true nature or past wrongs.Would like to see another story of Saul and Drew as a team to resolve that cliffhanger at the and of the book. A must read if you read the first two.
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Summary: HALF HEARTED
Review: I must admit that when I first come across this book on Amazon.com I really wanted to buy it. I felt though after I read it, it left me a little "flat" I think that one should read Morrel's other books " Brotherhood of The Rose" and "Fraternity of The Stone" before tackling this one. However, I will give David another chance with "Brotherhood of The Rose" before I make an accurate judgement on his style. By all means - read this book. Just read the other two in the series first to fully enjoy it.
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Summary: HALF HEARTED
Review: I must admit that when I first come across this book on Amazon.com I really wanted to buy it. I felt though after I read it, it left me a little "flat" I think that one should read Morrel's other books " Brotherhood of The Rose" and "Fraternity of The Stone" before tackling this one. However, I will give David another chance with "Brotherhood of The Rose" before I make an accurate judgement on his style. By all means - read this book. Just read the other two in the series first to fully enjoy it.
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Summary: A question to the author
Review: The book is beyond review because it is excellent. I wonder whether: 1. The author will continue the story since the terrirists attack in Palenstein has not been accounted for, and 2. Whether the author holds his views about church-militant or he has changed it to "inquisition" which he presents in the "Covenant of the Flame". I would like a reply by the author himself.
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Summary: A very good book
Review: This book has a very good plot. Revenge from the past for the atrocities committed during the Holocaust are driven home very professionally. The characters of Drew and Saul are used to further strengthen the story. Both are drawn into the story by a unique usage of their past. After I read this book I purchased "Brotherhood of the Rose". as well as "Fraternity of the Stone". An outstanding book that will give you a different outlook of the Holocaust as well as give you a new respect for David Morrell.
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Summary: League of the night and the fog
Review: This is the third and last book of trilogy. This book consist Saul Grisman and Drew Maclane characters together where they meet each other in the story for the first time. Be sure to read The Brotherhood of the Rose book first (Saul Grisman novel) and The Fraternity of the Stone book second (Drew MacLane novel).
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Summary: Excellent book!
Review: This is the third and last book of trilogy. This book consist Saul Grisman and Drew Maclane characters together where they meet each other in the story for the first time. Be sure to read The Brotherhood of the Rose book first (Saul Grisman novel) and The Fraternity of the Stone book second (Drew MacLane novel).
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Summary: A brilliant end to a series that I wish went on further.
Review: While this series is small, it is one of the finest I have read. I won't spoil anything in the book, but make sure you read "The Brotherhood Of The Rose" and "The Fraternity Of The Stone" before you read this. It isn't IMPERATIVE, but it highly recommended. Also, once you get these books, clear out your weekend. You'll need it.
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