This story appears to be
historically inspired by the biblical tales of Goliath, the champion of the
Philistines. It seems that the
Philistines were often mercenaries for hire. Goliath was the NBA size warrior
who was their champion.
I felt the story was someone
disjointed. I followed it but the
action happened all over the place.
There was a lot of detailed mayhem.
This is not a book for the faint of heart. Goliath was not a nice person but neither
were the assorted ogres, monsters, godlings, demons or priest/priestess.
I see some similarities to
Gorias from the previous Shrewsbury
works but Goliath is not nearly as likeable.
Gorias LaGaul, a barbarian’s barbarian,
was in my
review of Thrall and Overkill. I liked those books better.
This book has action galore
as well as gore to spare.
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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