Review of Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

The story of king Elias sounds like the story of many kings, reigning and seeking a wife. The story captivates more and more as it progresses. The only thing that perhaps could be improved is the sharp changes from story to story.

[Salome Ogani]

Murray's poetic prowess shines through in this installment of the Camelot Chronicles. His skillful use of literary devices like allegory, alliteration, and rhyming patterns elevates the narrative and immerses the reader in the world of Camelot.

[Dalia Chf]

I've always loved Camelot and all the tales that entail it! This book is about Elias and his quest for a wife after earning the trust of his people. Sounds like a page-turner! I love that there are allegories and alterations, makes it sounds that more compelling! Thanks for pointing that out, I really enjoyed your review!

[Francis Kapola]

Murray's deft hand with literary devices truly brought the narrative to life, though I admit, the swift transitions did occasionally leave me grasping for continuity. Still, it's a journey worth taking, filled with the essence of Arthurian legend and the complexities of rulership.

[Vienna Mwangi]

It’s evident that the book has captivated readers with its engaging narrative set in Camelot and its exploration of themes like loyalty, love, and destiny. The dilemmas faced by King Elias Pendragon and the impending threats to Camelot from the Vikings of Scandia create an intriguing backdrop for the story. Overall, it appears that the book has successfully woven together elements of romance, adventure, and political intrigue to create a rich tapestry of storytelling.

[Merits Anih]

"Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight" is a tour de force of lyrical storytelling. Murray's masterful command of language and poetic techniques breathes life into the legendary tales of Camelot.

[Victoria Ukamaka]

Robert Murray's latest addition to the Camelot Chronicles is a poetic triumph. The author's deft employment of literary devices creates a rich tapestry of imagery and emotion, transporting readers to the heart of Camelot's grandeur and intrigue.

[Sylveria Savage]

I completely agree with your assessment of the literary devices used in Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight. The allegories and alliteration added depth and richness to the storytelling, making it a truly immersive experience.

[Tars]

Ok, I might be biased, but I am a huge fan and believe that there couldn't be a bad book among "Camelot Chronicles" series. Read it once the book was released and totally agree with everything good reviewer wrote about it. Excellently crafted story, interesting characters, beautiful setting and great writing. Certainly recommend to all and congratulate on BOTD!

[Chinazo Anozie]

I do love fantasies but I'm not sure how I feel about one that's written in poetry form/as a ballad and has a rhyming pattern. I may not be the best person to appreciate such a creative style about how Elias finds a wife. I'll pass on this book.

[Rose Angela]

"Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight" is the thrilling third installment of the Camelot Chronicles series, penned in melodic verse that infuses every page with joyful gravity. King Elias Pendragon, wielding Excalibur and ruling Camelot, faces challenges that even the legendary sword cannot overcome. With Shanista, entangled in a trial for the attempted murder of former Queen Guinevere, Camelot's court is in turmoil. Will justice prevail, or will Shanista become the next divisive figure in the kingdom? Meanwhile, Elias must navigate his own romantic entanglements, torn between duty and desire as he considers a marital union with Belinda or follows his heart toward forbidden love. As domestic controversies brew, the threat of Viking invaders looms large on the horizon, poised to engulf Europe in chaos. Can King Elias rally his forces in time to confront this northern pagan menace? "Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight" is a captivating journey into an English Renaissance world, where valor, intrigue, and romance intertwine amidst the backdrop of epic battles and looming threats.

[tarafarah7]

Today's BOTD - the 3rd installment of the Camelot Chronicles by Robert Murray - is for fans of language and literary devices, as the writing will pull you in right from the start. In addition, readers who enjoy epic poems, history, and adventure are sure to fall in love with this book and series. Thanks so much!

[meludel]

Best book to read and to share for the children. Very essential for the kids to progress their knowledge about faith in God.

[Prince Ekeoma]

"Battle Ballad of the Royal Knight" by Robert Murray. An interesting book, the book starts by talking about King Elias, who has been devoted to his people. King Elias is in search of a wife, not knowing who truly it would be. Would it be Belinda, or would it be Rosamond? Congrats on your #BOTD.

[Gerry Steen]

I don't think non-stop narrative poetry for 190 pages is my cup of tea. Thank you for this informative review.