Bili The Axe (Horseclans Series Book 10)

Revenge of the Horseclans Horseclans 3 by Robert Adams. For years, the Undying High Lord Milo has been building his confederation, leading the Horseclans slowly across the lands once known as the United States, absorbing city-states and nomadic tribes alike, some by peaceful means, some not. A savage, earthy tale of the wars to consolidate a federation of nomads in 27th century, post-holocaust America!

Mass Market Paperback , pages. Published March 2nd by New American Library first published Milo Morai , Bili Morguhn. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Revenge of the Horseclans , please sign up. Be the first to ask a question about Revenge of the Horseclans. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Apr 22, S. Lindberg rated it really liked it Shelves: This epic fantasy is plagued with some cheesy dialogue, but it is forgivable since the story develops nicely.

This installment continues to develop the Horseclan world at a nice pace while reinforcing the role of telepathy, Kindred Law, and the conflict between: I remember reading this series back in the day. Loved the series then as well as now. Apr 15, David Nichols rated it liked it Shelves: The third installment of Robert Adams's post-apocalyptic sword-and-psychics saga introduces Bili the Axe, a nobleman from the Duchy of Morguhn with nascent psi powers and a big big axe. The plot centers around Bili's homecoming from the Middle Kingdoms 27th-century Pennsylvania , where he had been learning the profession of arms.

Back in Morguhn, Mr. The Axe stumbles into a plot against his House and Confederation, organized by Adams's Evil League of Evil revanchist Hellene aristoi and a surpr The third installment of Robert Adams's post-apocalyptic sword-and-psychics saga introduces Bili the Axe, a nobleman from the Duchy of Morguhn with nascent psi powers and a big big axe.

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The Axe stumbles into a plot against his House and Confederation, organized by Adams's Evil League of Evil revanchist Hellene aristoi and a surprise villain or two. Women judged almost exclusively on their beauty and sexual availability? Justification for the slaughter of rebels' young children 42? Adams has got you covered. That's included in the purchase price. Actual homosexuality viewed invariably as a sign of pedophilia and degeneracy? Villains who weep and poop themselves when defeated ?

Despite his penchant for giant lumps of exposition, Adams can move a plot along when he needs to; the Horseclans novels aren't always entertaining but they read quickly. And I sometimes enjoy watching an author let his id so far off the leash as Adams does here. In a sense, these are as much horror novels as post-apocalyptic fantasies, with the part of the monster played by Adams's troubled psyche. Whether I keep reading the series depends on how much more hideous the shambling horror becomes. Presumably dad was still wearing his wedding dress during the inaugural shag.

Aug 01, Mohammad Ali Abedi rated it liked it. There are 18 books, and I read until Book 10, Bili the Axe I read a bunch of these books, and eventually I got bored of it, but man, what a ride. The story is set in a post-apocalypse world. Everything has gone wrong, from nuclear warfare to plagues, so nothing remains from our time. This new world is run by barbarians and swords. In the new world, there are a few changes. Some clans have the ability to mindspeak to a few select animals, such as big cats which are more like panthers , and a se There are 18 books, and I read until Book 10, Bili the Axe I read a bunch of these books, and eventually I got bored of it, but man, what a ride.

Some clans have the ability to mindspeak to a few select animals, such as big cats which are more like panthers , and a select few have the power of immortality. Such as our main character, the Undying High Lord Milo! Milo starts up as a small clan leader, and eventually his clan starts growing bigger as the novels progress.

The series is a manly fantasy story with none of the silly dancing elves stuff. Every few pages, someone gets either killed or raped, and the good guys usually are responsible for both. Jul 26, SFReader rated it liked it. Revenge of the Horseclans begins some 20 years after the end of the second book, Swords of the Horseclans.

Bili the Axe (Horseclans, #10) by Robert Adams

We're introduce to Bili Morghun, now, due to the death of his father, the newly appointed leader of Clan Morghun. But the mantle of leadership isn't all that he? It seems a majority of the Ehleenee nobles are conspiring to launch a rebellion. The Horseclans took over Ehleenee lands after their migration from the Great Plains see Horseclans 1 and 2. Revenge of the Horseclans Revenge of the Horseclans begins some 20 years after the end of the second book, Swords of the Horseclans.

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Revenge of the Horseclans review at SFReader. Dec 19, Jim rated it liked it Shelves: I've reread this a couple of times over the years.

Bili the Axe

The first few books are pretty good. Nothing superb, but a fun, fast read if you like this kind of thing. It's more of a fantasy, but there is a Science Fiction basis - it's a post apocalyptic nuclear war world where a nomadic people are the good guys.

This is book 3. After about book 6 or 7, I got a little worn out with the series. This is in the middle of the series and worth reading. He's a memorable character introduced earlier on, so it was fun reading a book about him. This breaks the rule below. After about book 6 or 7, I got a little worn out with the series. Jan 22, Timothy Boyd rated it it was amazing Shelves: The Horseclans series is probably the best blend of fantasy and SiFi I have ever read.

Pretty much something for everyone in these books. Great characters, epic storyline, fantastic writings. Oct 29, Jeff Cadoff rated it it was amazing. I always felt that this book was the best Horseclans book. So much fun to read. Mar 19, Duncan rated it liked it. I read most of the Horseclans books when they were new -- this is really the only one that I have any memory of.

May 25, Peter rated it it was ok Shelves: Not a bad post-apocalyptic series.

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Oct 30, Fatbaldguy60 rated it liked it. Again, Bili is ok, but there is too much repetition in the books with Bili. Omar rated it it was amazing Feb 26, Uri Ilan rated it it was amazing Sep 07, Donald rated it really liked it Oct 02, Brian Chapman rated it it was amazing Aug 17, Mojo rated it really liked it Sep 23, John McDonnell rated it really liked it May 01, Bushfire rated it really liked it Jul 01, Scott rated it liked it Mar 26, Donald Doll rated it really liked it Nov 17, Jamie O rated it really liked it Jul 20, Brian Earnest rated it really liked it Apr 16, Johnathan rated it it was amazing Aug 24, David McCard rated it it was amazing Jan 26, Kayla Perisho rated it it was amazing Dec 10, Beverly rated it liked it Oct 21, Kevin Cole rated it it was amazing Aug 13, John rated it it was amazing Jun 19, Dougie rated it liked it Oct 04, Glen Boutilier rated it liked it May 16, Marcusbran rated it liked it Sep 07, Jake Roberts rated it it was amazing Nov 24, John rated it really liked it Oct 04, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

Franklin Robert Adams August 31, - January 4, was an American science fiction and fantasy writer, formerly a career soldier. He is best known for his "Horseclans" books. He wrote as Robert Adams, an abbreviated form of his full name. Adams was an early pioneer of the post-holocaust novel.