QUEST FOR LOST HEROES / David Gemmell / Book Review / Brian Lee Durfee (spoiler free)

Wherein our hero Durfee reviews the great fantasy novel Quest For Lost Heroes by David Gemmell. #DavidGemmell #FantasyNovel #BookReview

[@glenfairen2996]

I have read everything by Gemmell. Except the Swords of Night and Day. I kinda don’t want to read it since has died. If that makes sense.

[@luske2]

Huge fan of David Gemmell! Cool to see people are still reading his books.

[@skippen]

I found Gemmel late despite being a child of the 80s. Not sure when he crossed the pond, but I love his stuff. Great fantasy done short and more often than not, stand-alone volumes. Bite-sized fantasy books are so rare, and they shouldn't be. Not every story needs to be 700+ pages.

[@dustinneely]

If David Gemmel is the Louis L'Amour of fantasy who is the Zane Grey?

[@traviscook8111]

Robert E. Howard

[@dustinneely]

​@@traviscook8111you may be right about that. Nice!

[@abnushagnasty805]

Love the Drenai series. Great stories around 300 pages and they are great for palate cleansing and getting out of reading slumps.

[@Roondawg_Valhalla]

I love this series. I’ve read 5 so far and plan on reading 1 of the Druss prequels soon. This book was badass. Just remember it being so unique.

[@foxfish7115]

Yep love Gemmell full stop.

[@SaltyRedNeck444]

199!!!

[@brianlagrant9757]

I've never read another author who could pack so much into about three hundred pages. Each book is like a tiny epic story.

[@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS]

You are exactly right

[@civoreb]

Best way to read em for me was in chronological order so Legend is book 9. I have not gotten there yet. Only downside is they are all kind of same-y so reading them back to back can cause burnout.

[@B.LEE.DbrianleedurfeeREVIEWS]

Interesting order to read them. Makes sense tho