Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5629 in Books
• Published on: 1998-06-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 656 pages

Synopsis
Volume three in the "Serpentwar Saga", following on from "Rise of a Merchant Prince".

Customer Reviews

Not of the usual Feist Quality
I enjoyed the first two books of this series but the third was a bit dissapointing and I don't think up to the usual quality of Raymond Feist. Just like most works by David Eddings - at the end of the book most conversations end in "It's a long story, I'll tell you some time", or "I must tell you about it another time". Almost like he couldn't be bothered to give us any depth. And then plot mechanics where characters just "know" what they're supposed to do but they "can't explain it" and Feist can't explain it to is. The whole end sequence with the Lifestone for instance.

I was going to write more, but maybe I'll tell you about it later . . . .

This amazing series continues....
The Dark Queen's mass hordes finally reach the shores of Krondor where they unleash hell!

The battle of Krondor is described brilliantly and its the best that Feist has written since the fall of Armengar in A Darkess at Sethanon.

Its another excellent book from the Serpentwar serie's and you can't help but feel involved in the Kingdom's struggle to fight against the mass invaders.

It's a cracking read!

ka booom
in part one we meet the new characters and see enoug action to get a glimpse of whats to come, the second we learn to love the characters and the city of Krondor.
Here comes the pay off, and it is devestating. I don't want to give anything away for those that haven't read it, but believe my words, you will feel loss as you read this.