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The Sorcerer: Metamorphosis

The Sorcerer: Metamorphosis

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS STORY
Review: I am enjoying Jack Whyte's version of this archetypal saga very much. I have read quite a few different versions and interpretations of the Arthur epic. I think the scot version is as good as any others I have read, despite the nit-picky reviews this series has gotten on these pages. If you love the story then you should hear it from as many sources and opinions and historic angles as possible, yes? No one will ever know the actual facts, but everyone knows the archetype;(that is what archetypes are all about anyway), this one is a constant in our society, and mass consciousness. Long live the King.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: best window into the legend of king Arthur I have ever read
Review: I cannot put Mr.Whyte's cronicle down. His blending of historical fact with the mythical legend of King Arthur and Camolot is truly masterful. His characters are as alive as his readers, and you cannot help but be drawn into their world

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A fantastic book in the series, lets hope its not the last.
Review: I enjoyed the Dream of Eagles series more than any other I have read. I am hoping that there is a next book and that it is released soon. I can't stand the wait!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Fabulous, As were all the books in the series!
Review: I found this, and the others in the "Dream of Eagles" series spectacular. They put forth real historical knowledge (At least it seems that way).

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: No question--the BEST of the series!
Review: I have read and enjoyed this series more than any I have read in recent years...and this installment bettered all previous. People say "I couldn't put it down." Believe them! My brother and I share a love for these books and were on the phone long distance every few hours saying things like "Did you get to the part where..." and "Oh NO! What? Can you believe...?" Do yourself a big fat favor...read the series, and then luxuriate in the pure joy that is this most recent installment.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: This book is not up to par with the series...
Review: I have read with great enjoyment the other books in this series and I was really looking forward to reading "The Sorcerer" but boy...it is sadly lacking what Whyte put into the other books in this series. I had a hard time forcing myself to read this one because it is so slow moving and just plain boring. It seems as if Whyte lost his train of thought here or was himself bored with the telling of the Camulod tale. Either way, his editor needs a kick in the rear for letting this one be published as is.

For those who are reading the series and haven't yet gotten to this one I do suggest you read it just to keep following the story to the end but I finally resorted to skiming paragraphs/pages just to get through the really boring parts.

Very disappointing this book is.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: This book is not up to par with the series...
Review: I have read with great enjoyment the other books in this series and I was really looking forward to reading "The Sorcerer" but boy...it is sadly lacking what Whyte put into the other books in this series. I had a hard time forcing myself to read this one because it is so slow moving and just plain boring. It seems as if Whyte lost his train of thought here or was himself bored with the telling of the Camulod tale. Either way, his editor needs a kick in the rear for letting this one be published as is.

For those who are reading the series and haven't yet gotten to this one I do suggest you read it just to keep following the story to the end but I finally resorted to skiming paragraphs/pages just to get through the really boring parts.

Very disappointing this book is.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: JACK WHYTE is an author that has an amazing talent
Review: I have to say that this book is really amazing. Jack was able to create a clear picture about how such little evidence we have about authurian ledgends into 6 breathtaking novels. I am 14 years old and I thank Jack Whyte because he has activated my love for reading. That is something not many authors can do.

Praise for Jack Whyte

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: felt like i was living it not reading it!!
Review: i have totally enjoyed this series of books and am begging for the latest one to hurry and come out before i completely forget about ravenglass. i can't wait to go to england so i can walk the land and see the sights these ancient people did. anyone recommend some other good arthurian books?? women - try the mists of avalon - men too, for a new perspective!!

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Pretty Good but silly, too
Review: I like the ideas and the setting but the characters are so stiff-backed and awkward. I was cringing through all the dialogue. Nonetheless, I was able to enjoy this book and the others because it moves at a good pace.


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