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Title	:	Ghost King (Stones of Power #1)
Author	:	David Gemmell
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 287 pages
Published	:	November 29th 1995 by Del Rey (first published 1988)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy. High Fantasy

Ghost King (Stones of Power #1)

David Gemmell

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 287 pages

Rating: 3.96 | 3420 Users | 92 Reviews

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Chaos and terror stalked the realm. The king had been slain by traitors, and the sword of power had been lost beyond the Circle of Mist. Armies of Saxons, Angles, Jutes, and Brigantes cut a gory swath across the land, led by puppets of the ruthless Witch Queen--whose minions included dark, bloodthirsty creatures and a savage, undead warrior. All hope lay with young Thuro--in whose veins flowed the blood of kings. He would have to defeat the Witch Queen's monsters and travel to the land of the Mist, there to seek a ghostly army. And the only one who could prepare Thuro to achieve his birthright was the mountain warrior Culain, the one man who knew the queen's deadly secret . . . The legend of the mystic Stones of Power begins with a tale of blood and glory, of love and betrayal, as a boy must come of age amidst the seemingly impossible quest to become the High King.

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Original Title:	Ghost King
ISBN:	0345379020 (ISBN13: 9780345379023)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Stones of Power #1, Sipstrassi #3

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Ratings: 3.96 From 3420 Users | 92 Reviews

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I'm hooked!The fusion of history and fantasy fiction aided by the art of great story telling, this book was hard to put down.

Although a fan of David Gemmell's books, I found Ghost King to be somewhat disappointing. Maybe it's the fact that I've recently finished the Rigante books or that Ghost King is one of the first books by Gemmell but I found it lacking.Gemmell has some recurring aspects in his books, that although they repeat in most books, he manages to make you like them each time. Redemption, sacrifice, war, loss make Gemmell's characters flawed but interesting. Ghost King did not have any such character. The

A giant pile of "meh".

Okay, generally I find Gemmells books to be fairly fun; standard fantasy, with enough interesting characters, twists or references to keep me interested. And youd think this one would be especially so, since its basically about King Arthur (albeit as a young boy). Maybe its the fact that this was one of the earliest of Gemmells books (as far as I can tell from publication dates), but it really, really didnt work for me. There was that same moreishness about it in some ways, but I kept getting

On one hand, good setup for a pretty standard fantasy adventure coming-of-age thing. On the other hand, I REALLY don't care all the million alternate names/mythologies the god/magician characters had. Kind of a fun thought experiment I guess, but just... nothing to do with the current story. And I got tired of the perspective-switching in the middle of paragraphs (where we are in a new character's head and he's talking about the unknown 'boy' who is suddenly referred to as Thuro... when he

I was a huge fan of David Gemmell a few years ago, but then stopped reading his books so often because I was running out of them and I didn't want to stop having new books of his to read. However, over New Year I decided I was in the mood for some nostalgia so collected this book from my shelf and finished it within a couple of days. It was exactly as fantastic as I remember.David Gemmell's writing is not going to shatter your world, it is functional and definitely engrossing, but nothing more

This was quiet the struggle, I read all of the drenai books, by David Gemmell, twelve years ago, I think, back to back. And loved all of them, some more than others of course. This one though, I didn't enjoy half as much. Up until half in the book I feared I had been too young to be critical back when I read Gemmell. But about two thirths into this book it finally found its feet. Gemmell is a master in writing combat and war. Unfortunately, the story was really not great. There are too many plot