A Novel of Arthur (The Warlord Chronicles) - Enemy of God

Great book! It is written very well. Bernard cornwell is a great author. I love how the story goes in depth about the characters feelings and the expressions on their faces. The descriptions of the scenery and land are also very detailed.

In keeping with the majority of the authors work history is brought to life. The author has a flair for making history interactive and interesting with believable characters and vivid action. I will read the complete works and if we could get history books to read like this, boys would pay attention in class!

The author has a wonderful skill for involving all of your senses. Some passages will bring tears to your eyes or have you in fear for a character's safety, while others make you laugh out loud. Second book in series.

Excellent book, as Cornwells generally are. Very historically enlightening as to both the period of time and the people who lived during that period, eg, Arthur, Merlin, etc. And as always, exciting enough to make one forget that he or she is learning as they read.

Excellent read.... It really gave different view of King Arthur and the one's that surrounded him and I'm looking forward to the next book of the Warlord Chronicles,..... Bernard Cornwell is an excellent author

Cornwell weaves an interesting blend of history and legend. Lots of great descriptive action sequences, backed by court intrigue.Compares very favorably with Lord of the Rings in style and structure. Is a page turner.

This is book 2 of the Warlord Chronicles. Book 1 was slow as he set the stage for the action that occurs in book 2 and the author really delivers a lot of action in book 2. Extremely well written and hard to put down.

I highly recommend the King Arthur series by Bernard Cornwell. The storyline is unique compared to other Arthurian renditions, and the author has done a good deal of research to keep at least the technology and some of the culture of the time accurate.

There were enough agendas to keep you guessing who was going to help, mislead, or just betray Auther by each stake holder. Good vs Evil does not mean good always wins. But you have to keep the faith.

An enjoyable easy to read Bernard Cornwell Novel
Some very interesting characters and a great take on the King Arthur story
You really must have read book one "The Winter King" however to understand the characters

If you enjoyed "The Warrior Chronicles/Saxon Stories" you'll enjoy this book also.

Great story, lots of research went into this book. so much attention to details that you feel as if you were reading an factional historical account.

I highly recommend it for all Arthurian novel & history buffs