Bloodstone

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Summary: The Kane series
Review: If you liked Bloodstone, the rest of the series is a must read. Wagner has managed to create the near perfect anti-hero. I would also recommend "Killer", a book he co-authored with David Drake. Not a sword and sorcery tale, but good sci-fi.

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Summary: Kane in Bloodstone is one of the greatest books ever writen.
Review: In the book a worrier name Kane who seems immortal and ageless, finds an ancient relic in the booty of a bloody raid. With this relic he seeks to unearth and awaken an ancient power with which he will rule the earth. It is a gory tale of a man part savage, part sage, with a touch of satanic seasoning, and lust to rule the planet he is doomed to stride for eterity. If you loved Kane you should try and read some of Wagners other tales of Kane Like : Dark Crusade, of Darkness weaves both excellent, and they give hint to his past.

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Summary: Love him and hate him, Kane is a great hero
Review: Karl Edward Wagner's character Kane is a great blending of Moorcock's tragic hero Elric, with his sorcerous powers, and Robert E. Howard's Conan, with his enormous physical strenght and skilled swordsmanship... Kane is a great hero, with some of the best sci-fi stories I've ever read- and I've read just about all of 'em... Give Kane a try- especially Bloodstone, Night Winds and Death Angel's Shadow...

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Summary: Might makes Right
Review: Reading "BloodStone" is a treat that I have enjoyed many times over the years. I had the good fortune to meet Karl at several of the SFconventions. I think the most lasting impression left to me was that he was a sad man. I love his books.

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Summary: Best ever
Review: This review covers the entire Kane series. Nothing better has ever been written, although Elric was close

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Summary: The best sci-fi book ever written.
Review: This was a fantastic book. It is an outrageous adventure filled with underlying plots and schemes. A must-read for any science fiction reader!