books by David Gemmell     books:     David Gemmell      Legend (Drenai Tales, Book 1) David Gemmell Del Rey, 1994 legendary David Gemmell's Legend is one of my favorite books. not only because it kickstarts the Drenai series, but also....well.....it's amazing. sorry to sound so simple about it, but i have yet to read a book that just sucked me into the pages like this (gemmell has this ...             Quest for Lost Heroes (Drenai Tales, Book 3) David Gemmell Del Rey, 1995 Exactly what I ordered Brand new book, just like I ordered. Excellent. Thank you. Anthony             Lion of Macedon David Gemmell Del Rey, 2005 Bullied youth makes good... Gemmell's ambitious book takes an intimate look at a name that is associated with Alexander the Great, but not much else is known about him. He is Parmenion, called the Death of Nations. This is a very underrated book within David Gemmell's ever-increasing back ...             The King Beyond the Gate (Drenai Tales, Book 2) David Gemmell Del Rey, 1994 A Jewell in the Empire This is a special book among many great works from an acknowledged master of the genre. But what makes this book stand out from the crowd? In my mind, it is the classic heroic fantasy storyline. It has all the seeds necessary for easy adaption to film. You can almost ...             Last Sword of Power (Stones of Power) David Gemmell Del Rey, 1996 Could not put the book down. Neither will you. Book Two is great in it's own right as is Book One. Interpreting Arthurian legend, this story focuses on Cormac, son of the Blood King, Uther Pendragon. Cormac grows to manhood and becomes a warrior under the tutalage of the Lance Lord. He seeks life and love even to ...             Troy: Fall of Kings (Troy) David Gemmell, Stella Gemmell Ballantine Books, 2007 Fitting This is an excellent send off for the late great David Gemmell. His historical fiction about Troy tops his previous efforts about Sparta and Alexander the Great. Though you know the end of the story is going to be Troy falling, David brings you to it with so many ...             Winter Warriors (Drenai Tales, Book 8) David Gemmell Del Rey, 2000 Super Reader A book that does not contain any of Gemmell's major heroes, but instead focuses on three aging men, warriors all. Nogusta the Swordsman, Kebra the Bowman, and bison. This hearkens back quite a lot of Quest for Lost Heroes, but the underlying theme is a bit different. ...             Troy: Shield of Thunder David Gemmell Ballantine Books, 2007 Fantastic Excellent follow-up and bridge to the third novel. This one is a can't-miss purchase for any historical fiction fan.             Lord of the Silver Bow (Troy Trilogy, Book 1) David Gemmell Ballantine Books, 2006 Utterly fantastic! A friend of mine (and fellow Ken Follet fan) suggested I read Gemmell's Troy trilogy about a year and a half ago. I finally got around to getting this book from the library and once I started it I could not put it down! Gemmell' style is witty, fast paced and ...             Waylander (Drenai Tales, Book 4) David Gemmell Del Rey, 1995 No body does it like Gemmell! . On the surface David Gemmell's stories are simple and straight forward. His heroes through skill, courage, and a personal code of honor, save the day. But, just barely scratch that surface, and you see where Gemmell's magic lies. In the struggle of good vs. ...             The First Chronicles of Druss the Legend (Drenai Tales, Book 6) David Gemmell Del Rey, 1999 Super Reader The beginning of the story of the Silver Slayer. Details of Druss' warrior father, and his search for his wife Rowena, who has been kidnapped by slavers. This event turns a mountain woodsman into the most fearsome warrior the Drenai have seen, as he holds the line ...             Midnight Falcon (The Rigante Series, Book 2) David Gemmell Del Rey, 2001 A fascinating clash of cultures On the face of it, this novel seems like little more than a rousing tale of swords and sorcery with a faux-historical sheen. But it's more, and better, than that simple description would indicate. David Gemmell's Rigante series (at least in the first two volumes) ...             The Swords of Night and Day: A Novel of Druss the Legend and Skilgannon the Damned (A Novel of Skilgannon the ... David Gemmell Del Rey, 2005 Best of the Best I've enjoyed everything that I've read by Gemmell and consider him one of the top five writers of heroic fantasy / Sword & Sorcery ever. That list includes Robert E. Howard, Karl Edward Wagner, and Glen Cook. This book, The Swords of Night and Day, is quite simply ...             Lion of Macedon David Gemmell Del Rey, 2005 Bullied youth makes good... Gemmell's ambitious book takes an intimate look at a name that is associated with Alexander the Great, but not much else is known about him. He is Parmenion, called the Death of Nations. This is a very underrated book within David Gemmell's ever-increasing back ...             Hero in the Shadows (Drenai Tales, Book 9) David Gemmell Del Rey, 2000 hero in the shadows as an avid fantasy reader, i have to admit that i read my books quietly, mostly cracking a smile at a good twist of a plot. Enter mr gemmell and i catch myself -several times- cheering aloud while reading. i only surrender his book(s) under heavy eyelid pressure, ...          products you might be interested in search for books chronicles, midnight, skilgannon, trilogy, warriors, waylander      toavi.com    web we recommend legendary randomly chosen book: From Surviving to Thriving: A Guide for Beginning Teachers