Lord of Mountains
A Novel of the Change
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3.8 • 157 Ratings
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
Rudi Mackenize, now Artos the First, High King of Montival, and his allies have won several key battles against the Church Universal and Triumphant. But still the war rages on, taking countless lives, ravaging the land once known as the United States of America. Artos and his Queen, Mathilda, must unite the realms into a single kingdom to ensure a lasting peace.
If the leaders of the Changed world are to accept Artos as their ruler, he will need to undertake a quest to the Lake at the Heart of the Mountains, and take part in a crowning ceremony—a ceremony binding him to his people, his ancestors, and his land.
Then, once he has secured his place and allegiances, Artos can go forward, and lead his forces to the heart of the enemy’s territory....
Customer Reviews
The story continues..
Now, a big battle, some time travel and a homecoming. After the battle, it took some effort to get through the rest. And somehow, this book did not move the story much further, compared to the earlier ones. He could have ended the whole thing when the quest was concluded. But hey, I will be back for more in Sept. 2013.. ;)
Not bad..
This book definitely wasn't the best of the series, but still keeps you turning pages. In the book Stirling has you wrapped in a battle scene and great dialog in one chapter. Then the next is 5 pages about a dress. But if u can trudge through the filler he does advance the plot and keep you wondering what's next..
Skipped the last 15 Pages
I have to say that when I saw all the negative comments I almost didn't purchase the book. $15.99 is a lot for an e-book of only 400 pages but I don't mind paying if is is as good as the past books. Well regretfully, all the naysayers were correct. The author should spend more time developing the story than describing what the character is wearing . You would think he would consider the fans who read all the books before this one who already know the characters.
Truly an example of an author just trying to extend the conclusion of a saga to make a buck.