Official Review: The Silver Horn Echoes: A Song of Roland

[NAYALTA Dessinda]

Je rafolle de tout ce qui est moyen âge et royauté. Très bonne critique on a l'impression de voyager dans le livre. Très enthousiaste de lire la suite

[Ohanele Chinonyerem]

The Silver Horn Echoes by Michael Eging and Steve Arnold sounds interesting, as Roland moves from hotheaded nobleman to the king’s champion. I would like to know whether he’s able to stop his family members from seizing the throne.

[Idah_Kenei]

The Silver Horn Echoes portraying both sides of the story is interesting. Normally there's a clear definition between the antagonist and the protagonist. But being able to know both sides of the story and understanding their actions is eye opening.

[Jelani Trotter]

The Silver Horn Echoes blends the 11th-century epic Song of Roland with Medieval Europe’s grit, crafting a narrative that feels like a timeless fairytale while vividly capturing Charlemagne’s era through Roland’s fiery quest.

[Joseph Phoebe]

Despite its historical depth, the book’s clear explanations and engaging prose make Charlemagne’s complex era approachable, ensuring readers never feel lost in the intricacies of the time period.

[SophiaNd]

"The Silver Horn Echoes: A Song of Roland" by Michael Eging and Steve Arnold reimagines the classic epic, transporting readers to Medieval Europe where the young and fiery Roland must embrace his destiny as King Charles's champion, battling external foes and internal family treachery.