Book · 2017 · Mercenary troops
Kings of the wyld
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Why people recommend it
Nicholas Eames's Kings of the Wyld is an entertaining fantasy fiction novel that follows a retired band of aging mercenaries who reunite for one last epic quest. Chris Williamson recommended the book on Modern Wisdom in April 2021, explaining that he was introduced to the story by a friend who is deeply into the fantasy genre. Williamson described the novel as an engaging, fast-paced read spanning roughly three hundred and fifty to four hundred pages, noting that it would take a typical reader just a few weeks if they dedicated about fifteen minutes a day to it. As he wrapped up his book recommendations and transitioned into discussing television shows, he reiterated his suggestion for anyone looking for a fresh and enjoyable fiction book to dive into. The story combines classic fantasy tropes with humor and heart, centering on themes of camaraderie, aging, and past glory. Its accessible writing style and vivid world-building make it an appealing choice for both seasoned fantasy fans and casual readers seeking a fun escape. Williamson's enthusiastic endorsement highlighted the novel's ability to provide an immersive and lighthearted reading experience without requiring a massive, multi-book commitment from the audience.
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Chris Williamson my last one before we do a quick round of what we've watched on netflix is kings of the wild that's w-y-l-d… 2
“my last one before we do a quick round of what we've watched on netflix is kings of the wild that's w-y-l-d so i got introduced to this book by a buddy called jake who's big into fantasy it's a fiction book it's 350 400 pages long it'll take you maybe a few weeks if you read for 15 minutes”
“and kings of the wild if you need a new book”
