Conspiracies of Rome and Blood of Alexandria, Reviewed by Michael Paul
Conspiracies of Rome – Richard BlakeConspiracies of Romeby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2008 Paperback Edition: January 2009 368pp, £19.99 ISBN:...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed in the Mail on Sunday
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 The second title in...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Olivier Ledoit
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 This energetic...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Selene
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 Constantinople in...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by James Layland
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 A thoroughly...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Amanda C.M. Gillies
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 The best type of...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed in Falcata Times
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 The second novel...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Livin'
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 Aelric in...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Kevin Carson
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 The book, Blake's...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Marian Halcombe
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 For anyone who...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople - Chapter One
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 Chapter 1 I first...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Jim Packer
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 I first chanced...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Mark1000
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 Blake has done well...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Mark1000
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 Blake has done well...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Bob Jarvis
The Terror of Constantinopleby Richard Blake Published by Hodder & Stoughton Hardback Edition: February 2009 Paperback Edition: May 2010 420pp, £19.99/£7.99 ISBN: 978-0340951149 There are some...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Jeremy Jehu in The Daily Telegraph
At first, the vain, amoral and sexually voracious exiled seventh-century scholar Aelric seems purpose-built to fill a Flashman-shaped hole in wry historical fiction.But Aelric is a killer, not a...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople
Synopsis610AD The bloodthirsty Emperor Phocas is preparing for the greatest battle of his life. Enemy armies are racing closer to attack his fortress, the golden city of Constantinople, and traitors...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by Songofcopper
There are few pleasures so hard to categorise as the sheer, subtle joy of a not-very-good-book. I am not talking about a book 'so bad it's good'. Nor do I mean a book that is simply bad, and irksome...
View ArticleTerror of Constantinople, Reviewed by L. Neil Smith
Attribute to The Libertarian EnterpriseIn this second of what will eventually be three novels narrated by Aelric, a young British "barbarian" and witness to a rapidly decaying classical world, Richard...
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