Having some of my beloved supporting characters in the series made a return one last time to conclude the series made a huge difference it felt like I was reading the great first half of the series again. I mean, this is the final book in the series, and Cornwell can’t write another filler installment anymore, and I’m thankful for it.
So in a way, this is again another repetitive storytelling formula used by Cornwell to conclude the series.īut unlike Sword of Kings, which I complained a lot about, despite its formulaic storytelling structure and outcome, War Lord has a sense of progression in the story and characters. Guess which one he chose? He didn’t earn the title War Lord for nothing. Every side wanted Uthred to fight for them, and Uthred has the option to stay out of the struggle or join the battle. Uthred is once again, surprising absolutely no one, caught in the eye of the storm and conflict in the battle for England. War Lord is the final book in The Last Kingdom series by Bernard Cornwell, and it depicted the first forming of England in history and Uthred’s role in its creation. I’ve finished all thirteen books in the series, and despite several issues I have with the series, I must admit that this conclusion was satisfying. I’ve made it my goal to read one book within this series per month I read two books in January, and by following this schedule, I should be done with the series by December. It was one of my goals to begin and finish The Last Kingdom series. I finally finished The Last Kingdom series by Bernard Cornwell, and it was an impressive conclusion. Published: 15th October 2020 by HarperCollins
Series: The Last Kingdom (Book #13 of 13)
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