Running from false accusations that threaten to return them to slavery, Oaktangle, Sloeberry, and the rest of the gentle little people seek freedom and refuge in the land of Cawdor.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
An engaging work of fantasy,
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This review is from: The Knights of Cawdor (Loremasters of Elundium) (Paperback)
Great book! Mike Jefferies does a wonderful job of drawing the reader into his story. The storyline is fast and engaging, and the characters are well developed. While not on the scale of Tolkein or Tad Williams, readers who enjoy Mercedes Lackey, Gayle Greeno, Robin McKinley and the like will probably enjoy this book.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Feel Good Fantasy,
By infocyde (Phoenix) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Knights of Cawdor (Loremasters of Elundium) (Paperback)
I read this book as a stand alone without reading any previous works of Mr. Jefferies and I was impressed. A simple, kind of innocent Fantasy that is well written. I'm bummed most of his works are out of print and hard to find. This book is worth the read as a stand alone if you can't find the rest of the series, although you will end up like me looking online for the next in the series and any of Jefferies previous works.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Part of a good series, but not as good as the previous books,
By DucatiDr "Dane" (Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Knights of Cawdor (Loremasters of Elundium) (Paperback)
This is a good book, however it lacks the sting of the previous books of the series. This is a very character oriented book with only a little magic or mysticism in it. It looks at the fears of the common population of Elundium and how rumours can run riot when fear is mixed with the hate and envy of a different race (Tunnellers). It also shows how the evil within ones own people can be just as destructive as Krulshards and Kruel the pervious evil creatures of great power.
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