The word arrives that Karl Cullinane is dead. Jason, his son and heir, assumes command. He leads the inner circle of warriors and the dragon Ellegon against the evil Slaver's Guild. Then Jason learns his father still lives. When a dwarf appears, signaling death, Jason faces a choice and the full weight of kingship.
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After the apparent death of King Karl Cullinane, his untried son Jason strives to prove worthy of his father's crown as well as his reputation as a warrior and freedom fighter. The fifth volume in Rosenberg's "Guardians of the Flame" series introduces a second generation of heroes involved in a war to abolish slavery in their homeland. This fast-moving fantasy adventure is recommended where previous titles are popular. JC
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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14 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: The Warrior Lives (The Guardians of the Flame, Book 5) (Paperback)
I liked this one. I hated to see Karl get killed off in the last one, but hey, that's what happens. As the saying goes, you live by the sword you die by the sword. Or in this case the sword and the gun. At any rate, I thought this "he's really not dead 'schtick'" was well-played. I would only have been disappointed if he had not really been dead. I wanted to see more of Karl, but at the same time knew that wasn't possible - he was _dead_. It would have been very easy to bring him back again as the writer can basically do whatever he wants, he can play God. But he didn't. He played it like the real world in spite of the fact that his world is filled with magical beings, etc. Karl Cullinane, for all he was extraordinary, was as mortal as anyone. I liked this one.
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This review is from: The Warrior Lives (The Guardians of the Flame, Book 5) (Paperback)
Rosenberg, finishes his series with a surprise. After Karl is supposedly dead Jason takes up the task in finding his father by looking for signs which include dead slavers and a note posted on them that states "The Warrior Lives". This book kind of drags on but the end is worth the read.
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Just Nonsense,
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This review is from: The Warrior Lives (The Guardians of the Flame, Book 5) (Paperback)
This theme has been played-out and such poor writing does nothing to help.
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