A Darkness at Sethanon - Raymond E.Feist

Alright here we go. This is the best book I have ever read. I have only read two books and the last one was the bible so this is a vast improvement. Only messing. It’s a good book though. This is the climax to Feist’s Rifftwar saga. Its not the end because there are another two books to strech out the tale. But this is the book where the shiite hits the pan. The story starts off with Arutha and the boys all safely at home, doing whatever you can do without TV or Internet. Gosh imagine it? Then another assassin comes to town intent on killing Arutha. Arutha gets sick and tired of sitting at home waiting to be killed and instead decides to go kill the dark ...  Read the complete review

Previously, I hadn't read anything by Mr Fiest before and I had bought this book to store with my other books for a rainy day. But my younger brother got to it first and was so impressed that he urged me to read it instantly. Although I hadn't read the other parts of the saga, I easily caught on what was happening and I found this book to be totally mesmirising. I even had to get a second copy because the first was worn out by re-reading it again and again. The story itself is totally captivating and the power of the Valheru leaves you to wonder what ifs... I was in awe of Pugs ability and until today my brother and I argue if it is not the best series in my ...  Read the complete review

The final book of The Riftwar Saga. starting with Magician and continuing with Silverthorn, sees Raymond E Feist returning to form after the slight disappointment of Silverthorn. A Darkness at Sethanon is a direct follow up to Silverthorn, but sees the return of two of the major characters from Magician, Pug and Tomas. The lack of these two characters in Silverthorn was my main disappointment with his previous book. It's difficult to give an opinion on a book, without spoiling it for new readers, but Feist introduces some wonderful concepts with this book and as usual his charcters are well thought out and described, making you turn the page to find ...  Read the complete review