Jeffrey Lord (1)

About what you would expect going from the cover of this.
1970 and feels it.
Plenty of action and pace moves along quickly enough, but characters are generally 1-dimensional, no-ones motives are particularly clear, and even the stronger women characters are all consumed and aquiver at the hero's overpowering manliness and sexual prowess.

Apparently there are 37 or so in this series. I have collected half a dozen or so.
Might try another one or two then move on.

Way too similar to the only other Richard Blade book I have read.
Think I've had enough of these for now. Time for something different.

Blade rides again. Women, evil wizards and epic battles. Once again our English hero travels to a world beyond our imagination to fight the forces of evil. This is really no different than any of the other books in the series. But fun nonetheless.

The fourth installment in the Richard Blade series. The writers shift gear considerably in this volume. Blade is sent to Dimension X to hunt down his doppelganger and save the day. But of course none of this will be done without blade meeting a buxom lass while he is naked. The ending is ambiguous and leaves the reader with a loose grasp on what actually happened throughout the book.