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The Blind Knight - Ace Fantasy No 3 Author: A king named Henry, his Chancellor Thomas at his side, ruled over Norman baron and Saxon peasant alike, in a country torn by strife. — Then the knight who called himself Pendragon appeared, a skilled warrior with snow-white skin and sightless eyes like scarlet hell. He claimed descent from Arthur, king of legend, and rode with the fair Rosamund: ... more »
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1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This series of Ace Fantasy Specials included War for the Oaks by Emma Bull(#1) (which is my VERY favorite fantasy book); Lord of the Crooked Paths by Patrick Adkins (#2) and this book.
" A king named Henry, his Chancellor Thomas at his side, ruled over Norman baron and Saxon peasant alike, in a country torn by strife. Then the knight who called himself Pendragon appeared, a skilled warrior with snow-white skin and sightless eyes like scarlet hell. He claimed descent from Arthur, king of legend, and rode with the fair Rosamund: herself of the blood of Merlin, greastest of all mages."
" A king named Henry, his Chancellor Thomas at his side, ruled over Norman baron and Saxon peasant alike, in a country torn by strife. Then the knight who called himself Pendragon appeared, a skilled warrior with snow-white skin and sightless eyes like scarlet hell. He claimed descent from Arthur, king of legend, and rode with the fair Rosamund: herself of the blood of Merlin, greastest of all mages."
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Great story - don't mess with warlocks! They get their revenge.
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Though the language can be flowery sometimes, this book is a nice branch off the King Arthur story. It takes place during the reign of King Henry II and Thomas Becket. Be aware that this is a romance as much as a fantasy.
Good enough to read out loud to my mother.
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