Druids by Morgan Llywelyn Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Druids
Book Review: Excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
This was a great book, very interesting and hard to put down. Sure, it's one-sided and paints the Romans as an unredeemable evil and the Celts as heroic and free and noble. But it is historical _fantasy_.Book Review: Excellent unable to put down
Summary: 4 Stars
Excellent book to get an insite of celtic history and Druidism. Plan on reading at least 4 chapter before you can put down. I would have given a 5 but like most things in history the ending is a bit sad I would have ended the story sooner and left it like there might be continuation book in the future. I found the book very believable and realistic to the era and the brutality and the beliefs of the people of the time. I've ordered a couple more of her books.Book Review: Finally a book that treat the Druids correctly
Summary: 5 Stars
Morgan Llywelyn has put the ancient religion of Druidism into the present, A story well told, with much accuracy. Morgan has a unique talent of blending history with a style that makes you want to learn and read at the same time. This book is the best presented of any on the subject.Book Review: From start to finish, amazing
Summary: 5 Stars
Morgan Llywelyn never disappoints. I picked this book up accidentally because I enjoy Celtic lore, and I couldn't put it down. Excellent history, brought completely and convincingly to life. If you ever wished you could have been there for the conquest of Gaul, forget about reading Ceaser's account -- this book is your ticket! Word of warning though: don't start it if you have any pressing obligations in the very near future. You'll want to read this one all the way through immediately.Book Review: Gathering gloam swallows yon sunlit beauty, once was...
Summary: 5 Stars
Magical! Druids, so masterfully written by Morgan,has captured the very soul and essence of what transpired in old Gaul during the reign and slaughter of Caesar's conquest. A deeply heart- warming, yet also heart-wrenching Celtic story that leaves one in tears..Morgan's writing is simply irresistibly delicious and how she can so accurately assume the male viewpoint to the tiniest detail, is quite beyond me. This is a colourful story woven with all the sad twists of irony that befalls the fate of the Old Faith and the future of Gaul. I found myself wanting to jump right into the book so that I could personally change the face of destiny. This beautiful novel is not for the faint of heart for its impressions will be emblazoned upon thy soul forever more. Yes, I cried... This was my first Morgan Llywelyn novel, and now I am reading ALL of her books, slowly savoring each morsel of her brilliant wordcrafting With utter respect and awe, Richard