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 Gardens of the Moon - Steven Erikson
 Gardens of the Moon - Steven Erikson ... Books LtdNewest Review: ... in this first book introduces us to Sergeant Whiskeyjack and the Bridgeburners-a small group of elite soldiers who work for ... more ... the Malazan Empire and its' Empress. The book opens with the army of the Empire attacking the city of Pale but the action (which barely takes a breath throughout the book) mostly focuses on the free city of Darujhistan. the next target of the Empire. Within this world are scores of factions, creatures, races, magic and, most importantly, being of huge power named Ascendants. Several feature in this book and there are many, many more.
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Gardens of the Moon - Steven Erikson: Great start to a massive series. Amazing! (310 words)
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Right this might take a while! This is the first book in a fantasy series currently spanning 8 books (plus 2 by another author) called "A Tale of the Malazan Book of the Fallen". It's an extremely intricate tale and has spawned numerous message boards, forums and internet chat sites dedicated to discovering all about the world described within the books. The story in this first book introduces us to Sergeant Whiskeyjack and the Bridgeburners-a small group of elite soldiers who work for the Malazan Empire and its' Empress. The book opens with the army of the Empire attacking the city of Pale but the action (which barely takes a breath ... Read the complete review
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