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I've heard wonderful reviews of this book so i decided to read it. anyone else reading this at the moment? Happy readings!
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I just finished reading Falcons of Montabard. A great spellbounding story with a very intense ending! I as read my last paraghaphs i kept holding my breath in as I felt the characters' own pain and at the same time their inmense joy of happinness knowing that they were finally going Home... Great history, land and battle details!
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Interesting, I was sure there was a thread of this book already, but there isn't. We've probably discussed it on other threads. I read it recently and I think its my favorite Chadwick book, outside of the Marshall books. For one thing, it takes place in a favorite place and time: Middle East in the Middle Ages. For another much of the action is similar to other books Ive read, so I have some background, but its from a different perspective, which gives me the reader much to ponder and find out more. Finally, and perhaps more importantly, I really cared about what happened to these characters, heartbroken when the wrong ones died, and just in general thought in a most excellent book.
Re those last few pages: just when I thought it was over, wham! My heart was in my throat for those pages, oh my....and later to find out that actually happened! |
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I obtained a hardback copy of this book from a used book store. It's the one with a lovely cover of riders in front of a castle.
I have not read it yet....Is this one heavy on romance? |
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That was my first Chadwick. Yes there is a romantic element, but I think you'll find some good battle scenes here IIRC. The one that really knocked my socks off was towards the end and Sabin is defending himself with only a wooden shield and sword. Those were some tense moments.
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Heavy on the romance? I don't think so.
Falcons was my favorite Chadwick until I read Shadows and Strongholds, and now I'm not sure which I'd put the label on. |
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