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 Dark Moon - David Gemmell
 Dark Moon - David Gemmell ... three heroes, Karis - warrior woman and strategist, Tarantio - the deadliest swordsman of the age, and Duvodas the healer¿Newest Review: ... desert and a great black wave covers the whole area. Then the desert is no more. The land is green and verdant and contains a ... more ... funny looking city filled with massive black domes. The Daroth, a giant race who are covered in armour plating and immune to attack by spear and sword, are back.
The Daroth are Blood Thirsty killers. They destroyed the Oltors, a race of peaceful folk and were locked away by the power of the Eldarin, to stop their blood letting rampage. The Daroth Are among the scariest monsters I have ever had the pleasure of imagining.
Well human kind is not going to lay back and let those monsters annihilate them. In the ...more |
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Dark Moon - David Gemmell: Please your Inner Demons -Read This! (1108 words)
by - written on 21/11/04 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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David Gemmell for me is a bigger hero for me than any of the heroes he portrays in his wonderfully evocative heroic fantasy books. David Gemmell manages something that many authors completely fail at. He makes his every book believable and easy and eagerly read. I’m not saying he doesn’t have his off days or books, but even his “bad” books are well worth a read. Not that this is one of those books. Dark Moon is up there as one of my very favourite books by this author and in fact one of my favourites ever. This is about the fourth time I have read it and every time I read it I am sucked in to the story and get totally absorbed into the plot. So what makes ... Read the complete review
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