Tag: Keill Randor

Planet of the Warlord

Planet of the Warlord

by Douglas Hill (Victor Gollancz, 1981)

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A rousing conclusion to the Last Legionary quartet. Having re-established Keill Randor’s preternatural combat abilities, Hill plunges his protagonist into genuine defeat and despair, thence to rise again (aided by his alien friend Glr) and face one last set of impossible odds.

 

 

Day of the Starwind

Day of the Starwind

by Douglas Hill (Victor Gollancz, 1980)

Hill_Day of the Starwind

Book three of the Last Legionary quartet sees Keill Randor edge closer to the shadowy Warlord who masterminded his planet’s destruction. Hill has a knack for upping the stakes, pitting his protagonist against ever more serious threats. Clear, fast-moving middle-grade action SF.

 

 

Young Legionary

Young Legionary

by Douglas Hill (Victor Gollancz, 1982)

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Serving as a prequel to Hill’s Last Legionary quartet, this fix-up novel follows a young Keill Randor (aged 12, 14, 16 & 18) through four challenges on his way to becoming a Legionary of Moros. Easy SF action escapism for middle-grade readers.

 

 

Derelict Space Sheep