Review of Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight

[shiremaiden]

This is an easy read. I like how you pointed out your issue of this book. It is a fair heads-up to the would-be reader.

[Alexander Victoria]

I've been eagerly waiting for the next installment in the 'Camelot Chronicles' series, and Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight did not disappoint! Robert Murray weaves a captivating tale filled with intrigue, romance, and the timeless quest for love and loyalty.

[Sheen jenny]

Impressive review! Your insights into the literary elements are spot on. Transition issues can definitely impact the reading experience. Appreciate your thorough evaluation and the clear rating. Well done!

[azza lia]

I sampled few pages and was confused by the lack of transitions between stories. Still, I appreciate the author's work. This narrative poetry appears to be a compelling read for those interested in Arthurian legends and medieval tales. I really enjoyed your review. This is very helpful, offering valuable insights for potential readers. Good job

[Deborah Belanger]

The "Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight" by Robert Murray, is the third installment in the "Camelot Chronicles" series. Thank you for your insightful review of highlighting the authors strength and weaknesses. Because this was the "third Installment" I went to see the names of the other two and had a hard time finding them not realizing that all are written by different authors. It amazes me that 3 people can write a series of such a story as Camelot and not lose the ultimate meaning and feeling of what Camelot is. I haven't read any of these books but got the jist that the flow of the story is difficult to keep up with and I am wondering if it is because of the different authors. I have put all 3 books on my shelf to read because I do not feel I can adequately review a "third" installment without knowing about the other two. Still congratulations to the author for BOTD.

[Martina Sette]

"Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight" by Robert Murray is a captivating addition to the "Camelot Chronicles" series, rich in literary devices and narrative poetry. That's so interesting!

[Aremu Titilopemi Funmilayo]

Finding a suitable bride to marry is one of the most challenging things for a man and I believe it even more challenging for a king. This is because aside looking for who suits the king personally, he needs to make sure the person he's choosing suits the Kingdom as well. I really want to know who the king end up marrying and how he did it Therefore, I'm picking up this bock to read asap!

[mrlefty0706]

“Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight” by Robert Murray is book three in the Camelot Chronicles series. King Elias has been very successful defending the kingdom from opposing troops that attack his kingdom. His knights are very loyal to him and will defend him in any attacks. Elias is now expected to find a wife and he sought a sign from God as to whom he should choose between Belinda and Rosamond. This book is written in a poetic story form. The official reviewer had issues with the transition from one story to the next but not enough to reduce the rating from 5 out of 5-stars. The book is a long continuous story with no pauses.

[Surabhi Rani]

'Official Review: Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight' by Robert Murray presents the contents of the historical fiction book in a nutshell for readers. We get a complete idea of what the poetry is all about. The point that the book starts with the story of King Elias, who defeated his enemy, and was then expected to find a wife is worth mentioning in the review. Readers would learn that the story became really interesting as the book progressed. Also, as mentioned in the review, the author made skillful use of literary devices, like alliteration, in his work. Learning that the book is recommendable to readers who enjoy narrative poetry and love ballads was great!

[mrlefty0706]

“Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight” by Robert Murray is book three in the Camelot Chronicles series. King Elias has been very successful defending the kingdom from opposing troops that attack his kingdom. His knights are very loyal to him and will defend him in any attacks. Elias is now expected to find a wife and he sought a sign from God as to whom he should choose between Belinda and Rosamond. This book is written in a poetic story form. The official reviewer had issues with the transition from one story to the next but not enough to reduce the rating from 5 out of 5-stars. The book is a long continuous story with no pauses.

[Neelam Sheikh 1]

This book, Fight Ditty of the Imperial Knight by Robert Murray, is the third portion in the "Camelot Accounts" series. It begins with the narrative of Lord Elias, who, having procured the certain submission and commitment of his fighters by overcoming any contradicting troop that really considered coming their direction, is currently expected to find a lady who might be his significant other and sovereign. The lord looked for a sign, a sign from God. Could it be Belinda, or could it be Rosamond, who is now pledged from his companion's perspective? Who might look, cook, and art a sonnet as he wanted? Whose recognizable insight and fondness could stay in any event, when she's become hefty? Learn about his difficulty and the various accounts of Camelot in this book.

One of the positive sides of the book is that the writer genuinely took advantage of scholarly gadgets in his work. For example, on page 9, there was a purposeful anecdote to the narrative of David and Beersheba: I really do cherish Bel', and I dread a David Might ascend in me, and inside my bosom win. I additionally detected another gadgets, similar to similar sounding word usage. Moreover, I saw a rhyming theme more often than not. For example, to start with, it was an ABAB design. The storyteller recounted to a story that turned out to be truly fascinating as the book advanced.

The issue I had was in the change starting with one story then onto the next. I felt the manner in which the storyteller hopped starting with one story then onto the next would leave a peruser a piece confounded concerning what was occurring at each point. I needed to return at spans. This book is a long, persistent read without any stops and extremely fast changes.

While concluding my last evaluating, I'm persuaded this is a five-star book. Hence, I rate this book five out of five stars. This book has no mistakes. The creator's utilization of scholarly gadgets additionally flavored things up. The negative viewpoint dialed back my enthusiasm for the book from the outset, however I don't believe removing a star from my rating is sufficiently convincing.

I think the people who appreciate account verse would cherish this book. This book is 190 pages in length, and like I referenced before, it's in nonstop structure without breaks. I would likewise prescribe it to perusers who love melodies.

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[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

The ballad offers insights into the life of King Elias, a victor in the battlefield. Will he be equally fortunate in the matters of heart? Thanks for the awesome review!

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting historical fiction set during the times of Camelot and following King Elias who must find a wife and queen. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

[Saviour_1]

This book offers a rich tapestry of medieval imagery and lyrical storytelling, weaving together elements of chivalry, political intrigue, and personal introspection. Rather than following a linear narrative, it unfolds through a series of vignettes and poetic reflections, inviting me and I feel other readers to immerse themselves in the world of Camelot and its inhabitants.

The author's command of language is evident in the intricate rhyme scheme and vivid descriptions that bring each scene to life. From the courtly exchanges between characters like Guinevere and King Elias to the introspective musings of Bard Varnell and Arthur's humble beginnings as a squire, every passage is infused with depth and emotion, I must tell you.

What sets this work apart is its willingness to delve into the complexities of morality and duty, exploring themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of one's actions. Characters grapple with their own flaws and desires, facing both internal and external conflicts that shape their destinies. A great one I tell you.

[Gayatri Tripathi]

The intricate use of literary devices in "Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight" truly showcases the author's mastery of storytelling. It's fascinating to see how allegories, alliterations, and rhyming patterns enrich the narrative, creating a vivid tapestry of tales from Camelot. However, I can understand how the rapid transitions between stories might pose a challenge for readers, requiring occasional backtracking to fully grasp each storyline. Despite this, your thorough review highlights the book's merits, affirming its five-star rating. Your insights provide valuable guidance for prospective readers, particularly those drawn to narrative poetry and ballads. Thanks for sharing your perspective on this captivating read!