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# Eagles' Brood (The Camulod Chronicles) Mass Market Paperback – 16 July 1998

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## Customer Reviews

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    Great book
  

*by M***N on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 October 2017*

Excellent sequel to the Skystone and The Singing Sword. Enjoying this series immensely.

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    Five Stars
  

*by S***I on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 March 2015*

Great book have read the whole series

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    Quite absorbing
  

*by G***W on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 September 2014*

I was first introduced to the tales of King Arthur, whose realm is made magical by the intriguing wizard Merlin at six or seven. And in my teens I was very much impressed by the 1981 John Boorman movie Excalibur starring Helen Mirren, Nigel Terry and Nicol Williamson, starring a rather sinister and hard to like Merlin. Later I saw the more sympathetic Merlin in the highly engaging 1998 TV series Merlin starring Sam Neil. Have read Queen of Camelot by Nancy McKenzie which I loved and its sequels. The mediocre Pendragon cycle by Stephen Lawhead, the intriguing if drawn out Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley, the Bernard Cornwell Arthur trilogy and the somewhat disappointing Guenevere, Queen of the Summer Country by Rosalind Miles. Mary Stewart's Arthurian Saga is an absolute epic as good as Tolkien, together with Nancy McKenzie's works they are my very favourite historical fantasy series.I had not read any of the previous books in the Camulod Chronicles but Eagle's Brood is a great stand alone novel.This retelling is rich on history, dispels with actual magic in the sense of sorcery but does include some premonitions and telepathic knowledge through dreams, something intelligent people know to exist.Merlyn as Caius Merlynus Britannicus grows up with his cousin Uther Pendragon in the self contained colony of Camulod in Britain, a former Roman town, soon after the Romans have left Britain. Britain is threatened by SAxons, Angles, Jutes and Danes from the continent in the East, Picts from Caledonia the North and Irish and Scots from Hibernia to the West .  Uther and Merlyn are of Roman patrilineage and Celtic matrilineage.  Merlyn is the narrator of the story speaking in first person. As the story begins Merlyn;s father is the general and procurator of the colony which is still heavily Romanized and run and lived according to Roman ways.Merlyn grows up with Uther who is the same age They are adventurous and in their teens meet Lot, Prince of Cornwall who becomes their eternal and mortal enemy.They are trained from little to become soldiers and are commanders by their twenties. Arthur meets and falls in love with a beautiful mute girl who they call Cassandra, later revealed to be an Scots Irish princess. A hideous and evil crime puts strain between Merlyn and Uther and several mysteries and twists and turns and adventures provide the meat of the book.A Scots Prince, at first a captive  becomes Merlyn's loyal follower and lieutenantIt takes us up to a great war between Uther and Lot who has become KIng of Cornwall and Arthur's procurement of the baby Arthur.My quibbles with the book are also a few. It is good, even gripping but didn't entrance me like Nancy  Mckenzie' s Queen of Camelot books or Mary Stewart's Arthurian Partly because I prefer more of a Celtic feel to my Arthurian literature than a Roman one (and this one is Roman to the core)Whyte also in part rambles on a little but most of the book is exciting

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