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Into a Dark Realm (Darkwar)
by: Raymond E. Feist

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780007133796
ISBN: 0007133790
Label: HarperVoyager
Manufacturer: HarperVoyager
Number Of Pages: 400
Publication Date: October 01, 2007
Publisher: HarperVoyager
Studio: HarperVoyager
Sales Rank: 4522

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- A good second novel in the Darkwar trilogy.
This is the second book in the Darkwar Trilogy, now for a bit of the story.

In this novel we see Pug and his allies trying to save the world of Kelewan from the twisted mage Varen and his alien allies the ruthless and blood thirsty Dasati who through the worship of their dark God yearn for war and slaughter, but among these blood thirsty warriors are a small band who worship the White and for many years these followers of the whit have waited for a prophecy to be fulfilled, as Pug readies to travel to the Dastai with his son Magnus and his long time friend Nakor and Nakor's new Allie Bek in time to stop the destruction of his world and all he holds dear.

This is another great book in the Darkwar trilogy, plenty of action ... Read More:

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- Tad and Zane
in this series he seems to mix up tad and zane alot and get things completely wrong from earlier series' anyone else notice?

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- Nothing happens and yet not boring...
How strange is my relationship with the work of Raymond E. Feist.

Feist fans think his best work is Magician. I'm not a fan of it, but I did absolutely love Silverthorn and A Darkness At Sethanon. Not only were they action-packed, but they had great stories as well, and together they make up some of the most exciting fantasy I have ever had the pleasure to read.

But nothing else Feist has ever written has excited me. His Serpentwar saga was boring and hellishly drawn out, and now we have the Darkwar series, which I continue to read hoping that it will capture my imagination the way his early books did.

I'll deal with the positives of Into A Dark Realm before I go onto what was wrong with it. What I will say about ... Read More:

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