Along the lines of Rangers apprentice. ( )

A cute adventure story of Michael (Knight errant)and Fisk (his squire). They make the mistake of rescuing the wrong damsel, she is actually a murderess, and then have to seek her out to bring her to justice. Plenty of action, adventure and humor. ( )

The Last Knight is not a so call awesome book that most people would want to read. If you want a read that is pretty easy then chose this. ( )

I was in quite a rush to finish this book because I had bought it with the intent of gifting it to my friend the next day but instead, I became quite captivated by it myself. The mythology and world building is imaginative and original, combining a medieval setting with a unique blend of magic and quite "modern" characters who believe valiant knighthood is outdated. The character voices are distinct and sympathetic, alternating every chapter between the cynical but good-hearted "rogue" Fisk and the stupidly honest but well-meaning "knight" Sir Michael. However, they are not at all stagnant in their traits: Fisk learns to trust and sacrifice, while Michael learns to lie and manipulate. Side characters are also given depth and acknowledged as independent beings with their own character traits and personalities. The story itself was full of both plot and character twists, and it keeps you guessing as to who the real villains are and who is in league with who until the very end. This is one of those books where I would go and buy my own copy later because I enjoyed it that much. ( )

I loved this series from the first sentence. I love how Michael and Fisk's relationship parallels Don Quiote. I can't wait to read more stories of their adventures. ( )