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The Wicked Day : Book Four of the Arthurian Saga

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Title: The Wicked Day : Book Four of the Arthurian Saga
by Mary Stewart
ISBN: 0-06-054828-2
Publisher: Eos
Pub. Date: 06 May, 2003
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $14.95
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Average Customer Rating: 4.6 (10 reviews)

Customer Reviews

Rating: 5
Summary: Still great, but the Trilogy's better...
Comment: I've read the Trilogy as well as the Book of Mordred and I think that "The Wicked Day" does not provide as much detail as the Trilogy, that's why it makes it seem a bit vague here and there. It's great how sometimes it leaves the reader wondering and wanting to know more but either the facts are revealed at the end of the chapter or it's not revealed at all (or maybe I'm not getting it =P). For instance, is Merlin still narrating the story? I know Merlin's disappearance or "death" if you'd like to call it, is mysterious so I wonder how he ends in Stewart's series... Mordred's search for Merlin and found him absent (especially at his hometown) can't really account for his end...oh well, just something to leave you thinking =). However, one thing that it seems to consist more of, than the Trilogy is that it's filled with more intesity and the unexpected... I mean, when you read certain chapters and then finish it, I guarantee you'd be thinking to yourself 'wow, he/she actually done it!' or 'it was him/her all the time!?!' That's what I like in a story, it "strikes" the reader and gives you that surprised feeling! I'd also like to add to this review that the Trilogy was an impressive piece of work which gives an excellent description of Merlin's youth to adulthood as well as Arthur's. It's good how Stewart doesn't neglect to mention the Legends at the end to avoid confusion. Overall, brilliant stuff... just brilliant!! I highly recommend them all!

Rating: 4
Summary: Not as good as the Merlin trilogy but still very good.
Comment: Though not as good as the Merlin Trilogy this is still a very good book and a fitting conclusion to Stewart's retelling of Authorian lore. Stewart takes a completely different view of Mordred than most writters. He is not a sniveling, cowardly villian, but a potential hero. Doomed to infamy by prophecy.

Rating: 5
Summary: Mordred's POV is brilliant
Comment: A great read even if you're not into fantasy or medival literature. Charaters are all fanastic as ever in a Stewart's novel. You will not be disappointed!
Loven the Merlin
Always loven the Oz

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