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The Sorcerer: Metamorphosis (The Camulod Chronicles, Book 6)

39 reviews
Jack Whyte

Tor Books, 2000

Book review
The book, The Sorcerer Metamorphosis, by Jack Whyte, is another adventure tale of King Arthur. With the ageing of Arthur, he is welcomed back to his home, Camulod. Arthur's arrival has been one step closer to his crowning of High King of Briton. Merlin has gone lengths to ensure the crowning of the true king, Arthur. The close families encounter troubles, and some friends don't make it. This ...

The Saxon Shore (The Camulod Chronicles, Book 4)

28 reviews
Jack Whyte

Forge Books, 2003

Review
Jack WHyte has done it again. Another adventures addition to the Camulod Chronicals. Whyte's style of writting has made every page interesting to read. With ongoing adventures for the young Arthur, a leave from the colony is a must. This story of Arthur keeps getting better with each book.

The Eagle (The Camulod Chronicles, Book 9)

17 reviews
Jack Whyte

Tor Books, 2007

The Eagle: a great ending for a great series
I have always been a huge fan of the Merlyn - King Arthur mythology. I have read many series and books. I purchased the Whyte 9 volume set and spent the last month reading them. By far the Camulod series is my all time favorite. I never get choked up over fiction, but the final 3 words in "The Eagle" brought tears to my eyes. I have to admit that I will be Camulod withdrawal for awhile. I ...

The Eagles' Brood (The Camulod Chronicles, Book 3)

35 reviews
Jack Whyte

Tor Books, 1998

The Eagles' Brood
Jack Whyte is a master at imparting historical data in gut-gripping fiction, even if you're not a fan of King Arthur. I loved this entire series, and have purchased it for several of my family members and friends. The whole series is an "I can't put it down" one. You'll be captivated!

Uther (The Camulod Chronicles, Book 7)

36 reviews
Jack Whyte

Tor Books, 2001

Jack Whyte is an INCREDIBLE author
For fantasy novel readers, Jack Whyte could be the greatest author ever. His Camulod series is remarkable. It is fiction with a touch of factual history. Completely captivating. I couldn't wait til the next one came out. I am giving them all to my nephew so that he can enjoy every one of them as much as I did! I pre-ordered his last 2 books and waiting for them was torture. These are ...

The Fort at River's Bend (The Camulod Chronicles, Book 5)

31 reviews
Jack Whyte

Forge Books, 2004

what a great series!
What a wonderful series! Finally a series about the fabled king arthur that takes the legend and makes it real - so real you can really believe it - steeped in real history, this author takes the legends we've all heard and makes them plausible, makes them breathe with a new life. I'm so impressed and I'll never think of "Camelot" again without thinking of Mr. Whyte's take on the situation. a ...

The Singing Sword (The Camulod Chronicles, Book 2)

40 reviews
Jack Whyte

Forge Books, 2002

Excellent Book
I'm a person who loves books about King Arthur and that period of time. This is an excellent book in my mind the thing that might give some people a problem is the sometimes racy scences. I read my first book by Jack Whyte called Knights of the Black and White and fell in love with that one and now I've fell in love with this series.

The Lance Thrower (The Camulod Chronicles, Book 8)

35 reviews
Jack Whyte

Forge Books, 2005

The Lance Thrower - Jack Whyte
A friend, who knows my taste in books put me on to Jack Whyte some time ago. I found a copy of The Skystone, read it, then went out and bought the rest of the series. The Lance Thrower continues with what I describe as a 'can't put down' book. Mr Whyte certainly knows how to capture one's attention and I love the way a jolly good yarn is woven around a little of the history of Britain. An awesome ...

The Skystone (The Camulod Chronicles, Book 1)

104 reviews
Jack Whyte

Forge Books, 2002

Best Series Ever
This book lays the groundwork for the best series I have ever read. More fiction than history, these books are hard to put down. I read the first 7 in the series, and look forward to the rest. Not only does Jack Whyte entertain you, he gives you a new perspective of military occupation, chronic diseases, religious politics, love of one's home, and total desparation. The Skystone is not all ...