Troy: Fall of Kings (Troy Trilogy #3)

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Format:Hardcover

Dimensions:449 Pages, 6.44 x 9.5 x 1.75 in

Published:October 23, 2007

Publisher:Transworld

The following ISBNs are associated with this title:
ISBN - 10:0593052250
ISBN - 13:9780593052259

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The second novel in David Gemmell' s bestselling Troy trilogy. Interlacing myth and history, and high adventure, this is epic storytelling at its very best.
War is looming, and all the kings of the Great Green are gathering, each with their own dark plans of conquest and plunder.
Into this maelstrom of treachery come three travellers: Piria, a runaway priestess nursing a terrible secret; Kalliades, a warrior with high ideals and a legendary sword; and his close friend Banokles, who will carve his own legend in the battles to come.
Together they journey to the fabled city of Troy, where a darkness is falling that will eclipse the triumphs and personal tragedies of ordinary mortals for centuries to come.

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Darth Indurate
A great finish to a great series.

This review is from: Troy: Fall Of Kings (Mass Market Paperbound)

9 months ago

There isn't much I can say that I haven't already said about this series. I will admit that even though I "knew" what was supposed to happen to the city of Troy, Gemmell changed things up a bit: the Hector & Achilles showdown ended differently than expected, as did Agamemnon's demise. I would highly recommend this series to anyone into historical fiction. Great work by the late David Gemmell.
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Julianne Matthews
Amazing!!

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2 years ago

This book follows the story of the previous two books. David Gemmell is a fantastic writer his stories come out incredibly clear and in colour ! The story has a few good twists and turns and only a few of the original characters are left at the end.... I was disappointed and confused by where Gershom ended up but hopefully that will lead into yet another fantastic story and i hope odesusy's story comes out too!
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Leanne Hayes
Left me wanting more

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2 years ago

The third and last installment in Gemmell's Troy trilogy does not disappoint. For a series classified in the stores as 'fantasy', this series has done more to bring the myth of Troy to life than any of the many others I have read. It also brings the entire myth within the realm of reality. While in some minor aspects it diverges from the myth as set out in the Iliad and the Odyssey, I was not troubled by these changes, because those poems undoubtedly embellished reality and reflected the… + read more
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