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 Exile's Return - Raymond E. Feist
 Exile's Return - Raymond E. Feist ... genre, this promises to become one of the great all-time classics in the field. Once absolute ruler of his nation Kaspar, former Duke of Olasko, has been cast into exile. Abandoned in the wilds of a continent on the other side of the world and left with nothing but his wits and determination, he must fight merely to survive. Armed with guile, cunning and an iron will, he starts his odyssey with a single goal: to return to his home and revenge himself upon the man who cast him down, Talwin Hawkins. But fate has other plans for Kaspar, and as he struggles against adversity, he encounters dangers greater than any he had imagined. More is at stake than he realised and Kaspar is but a single player in a far greater game than he imagined, for pitted against the Conclave of Shadows are the agents of the Dark Empire, a looming menace that threatens not only Kaspar's homeland, but the entire world of Midkemia. |
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Tear's before bedtime! (1069 words) by knowkeys - written on 09/09/02 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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I discovered Tolkein and the "Hobbit" at this relatively old age and enjoy reading the Genre which has been devloped from "The Lord of the Rings". Raymond Feist's writing can be compared with some of the classic authors and is of the same class. The outstanding "MAGICIAN" and superb "Silverthorn", "Empire" and "Serpentwar" are amongst the best Fantasy writing I have read. The plots are well thought out and developed which race towards a final conclusion which made it almost impossible to put the books down. I have spent many a late night trying to find out what was going to happen next. I suggest ...
Riftwar Legacy Series - Raymond E. Feist in general
Tear's before bedtime! (1069 words) by knowkeys - written on 09/09/02 (Very useful, 94 readings)
Rating:
I discovered Tolkein and the "Hobbit" at this relatively old age and enjoy reading the Genre which has been devloped from "The Lord of the Rings". Raymond Feist's writing can be compared with some of the classic authors and is of the same class. The outstanding "MAGICIAN" and superb "Silverthorn", "Empire" and "Serpentwar" are amongst the best Fantasy writing I have read. The plots are well thought out and developed which race towards a final conclusion which made it almost impossible to put the books down. I have spent many a late night trying to find out what was going to happen next. I suggest ...
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Move over JRR Tolkein (169 words)by - written on 27/10/00
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be this man! Raymond E Feist. Having writen the hugely sucesful Magician, which incidentally is one of the best selling books ever writen in the fantasy catergory, Raymod Feist has gone on and writen what is, in my opinion, the best series of Fantasy novels yet - the Riftwar Saga. These stories charting the adventures ...
Raymond E. Feist in general
Move over JRR Tolkein (169 words)by - written on 27/10/00
Rating:
be this man! Raymond E Feist. Having writen the hugely sucesful Magician, which incidentally is one of the best selling books ever writen in the fantasy catergory, Raymod Feist has gone on and writen what is, in my opinion, the best series of Fantasy novels yet - the Riftwar Saga. These stories charting the adventures ...
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more than a meal for the mind (157 words) by Runemaster - written on 02/12/00 (Useful, 29 readings)
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Ramond E. Fiest is a great writer. This man has churned out some of the best fantasy novels that I've read. He paints a picure of fantastic worlds with magic and amazing creatures. Though his work is heading towards the typical dungeons and dragons fantasy it is far and away better than the average writer of that type of ...
Raymond E. Feist in general
more than a meal for the mind (157 words) by Runemaster - written on 02/12/00 (Useful, 29 readings)
Rating:
Ramond E. Fiest is a great writer. This man has churned out some of the best fantasy novels that I've read. He paints a picure of fantastic worlds with magic and amazing creatures. Though his work is heading towards the typical dungeons and dragons fantasy it is far and away better than the average writer of that type of ...
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