That being said, if you enjoyed the rest of the series you'll want to read this book. Seeing Whyte's take on Lancelot is enjoyable, and we get a brief smidgen of Arthur and Merlin. But it's heavy on the dialogue and short on the action -- in fact much of it simply recounts parts of the story already told in previous volumes. Hopefully the sequel will be better.
There is less action in this book than we were used in the previous ones, but nonetheless, it was a great introduction to Lancelot and the kind of relation he can have with Arthur.
What are you thinking? Did you even read these books? "Clothar" is the story of the man we know as Lancelot. It is eighth in the series by Jack Whyte.
"The Lance Thrower" is the **SAME BOOK**, but retitled for the American market. (With a few minor changes in the text for the U.S. market).
So, my question would be: Are you merely uninformed and don't read the books you sell, or are you just trying to get more money from your customers by tricking them into buying two copies of the same book???? Hmph. In either case, shame on you.