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Chronicles of the Dark Sword #3
BlackThorn's Doom
Chronicles of the Dark Sword Book Three
The Conclusion
The Kingdoms of the east have united, the armies of men rally to make their stand. Hopelessly outnumbered by the forces of the Storm God, they fight a losing battle to protect their homeland.
Marcos and his companions must venture into the very stronghold of their enemy in an attempt to put an end to his treachery. It is a slim hope that they offer, but it is the only chance left to mankind.(less)
The Conclusion
The Kingdoms of the east have united, the armies of men rally to make their stand. Hopelessly outnumbered by the forces of the Storm God, they fight a losing battle to protect their homeland.
Marcos and his companions must venture into the very stronghold of their enemy in an attempt to put an end to his treachery. It is a slim hope that they offer, but it is the only chance left to mankind.(less)
164 pages, ebook
First published March 23, 2011
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May 28, 2014
Book 3 of Chronicles of the Dark Sword. A better book than the previous two, if still LotR-lite.
Bit darker than the previous two, with more last stand battles, and the various free peoples defending themselves against the unending mass of Surkars armies.
Overall this has been a readable trilogy, if a touch predictable.
Would strongly recommend a good proof reader, this book suffered from the same problems as the other two.
Some clangers that stood out were where people attacked "viscously" as opposed to "viciously", and at one point the king allowed his "furry" to carry him into combat.
Bit darker than the previous two, with more last stand battles, and the various free peoples defending themselves against the unending mass of Surkars armies.
Overall this has been a readable trilogy, if a touch predictable.
Would strongly recommend a good proof reader, this book suffered from the same problems as the other two.
Some clangers that stood out were where people attacked "viscously" as opposed to "viciously", and at one point the king allowed his "furry" to carry him into combat.
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