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" Fun again. I still like Eddie in this novel exploring his past. "
- Sandy, 1/26/2014
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" 3.5 I'm not sure how I feel about the King Arthur theme.. "
- Jennifer, 1/16/2014
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" Very enjoyable fantasy. I will be looking for the others in the series. "
- Jennifer, 1/6/2014
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" Eddie LaCrosse does it again. Great fantasy/detective story with characters galore! And thank you Tor for putting out an appropriately sized paperback with nice text/font and spacing!!! A pleasure to read. "
- Vince, 12/27/2013
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" Camelot - with more than a few twists. Written so well that I didn't realize the parallels until close to the end. "
- Lori, 12/5/2013
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" I fell in love with this book even before I realized it was a "retelling" of Arthurian myth, which I am a huge fan of. "
- Angie, 10/6/2013
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" Arthur/Guinevere/Lancelot retelling... "
- Jenna, 10/5/2013
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" Read The Sword-Edged Blonde and Burn Me Deadly first. Fun mash-up of hardboiled detective (think Philip Marlowe) transposed into a generic swords-and-sorcery milieu. Fast and easy read. First in the series got a fourth star for originality; this one isn't worse, just more of the same. "
- Richard, 9/21/2013
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" oh yes, i HAD read it. i forgot until i read the blurbs again... "
- Rachel, 5/21/2013
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" Oh man I just love these stories. Fans of Jim Butcher's Harry Dresden series will definitely dig Mr. Bledsoe's offerings. "
- Bill, 3/20/2013
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" Just a ton of swords n sorcery fun. Sherlock in the dark ages is too cool. "
- Jeff, 9/15/2012
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" The genre bending was So. Weird. I enjoyed it, but it wasn't my normal taste, and the writing style wasn't my thing either. But, I might read some more of the books in this series, because I always love new takes on fairy tales, even if I'm not into the detective novel. "
- Amanda, 9/4/2012
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" A bit of arthurian legend spin in this one. Excellent again. "
- Emmalee, 7/21/2012
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" Good enough but stuck too close to the Arthurian plotline. Would have liked to seen more risk taking with the storyline. "
- Pilars, 6/5/2012
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" It was a very good book. Enjoyable. But I did not quite like the end of the story. "
- Lulu, 3/16/2012
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" A great remake of the King Arthur tale. "
- Tom, 1/1/2012
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" My first Eddie Cross and I enjoyed it. Good read. I will read his other books. "
- M., 11/27/2011
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" Great to see another Eddie Lacrosse novel. I enjoyed this more than the second book in the series. It's not as humorous or punchy as The Sword Edged Blonde (book 1), but stands well both on its own and as another chapter in Eddie Lacrosse's adventure-filled life. Well worth the read. "
- Corry, 9/11/2011
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" My first Eddie Cross and I enjoyed it. Good read. I will read his other books.
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- Mary, 5/19/2011
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" Good enough but stuck too close to the Arthurian plotline. Would have liked to seen more risk taking with the storyline.
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- Pilars, 5/17/2011
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" Very enjoyable fantasy. I will be looking for the others in the series.
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- Jennifer, 4/25/2011
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" I won this book thru Goodreads. I loved it. It has a definite Arthurian feel, but the wit and humor of the main character was great. It was very well written and even though it is the third book in the series I didn't feel lost.
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- David, 4/10/2011
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" Think of an alternate Camelot story as told by Philip Marlowe, and you're not far off. This reads fast, and I really like the entire series.
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- Johne, 3/10/2011
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