| Magician: Master |
 ISBN: 0553564935 Spectra (1994), Paperback, 544 pages LibraryThing | Perhaps it would have been better if Feist had kept Magician all as one book. In the first book you hear of Guy (a bad guy!) briefly, and then nothing more. Then, hundreds of pages later in the second book he comes up again as a major plot element. If you haven't recently read the first book, then you are at a disadvantage.
Apart from that, this is a good book that I would have preferred to read faster. Unfortunately work has kept me unusually busy recently, so this one took a while to read. Tags for this post: book raymond_e_feist midkemia kelewan npr_top_100_sf riftwar_saga combat fantasy sword_and_sorcery Related posts: Silverthorn; Magician: Apprentice; A Darkness at Sethanon; Daughter of the Empire; Servant of the Empire; The Riftwar Series; Mistress of the Empire; Raymond E Feist's Empire Trilogy; The King's Buccaneer; Rage of a Demon King; Shadow of a Dark Queen; Prince of the Blood; Rise of a Merchant Prince; Castle Of Wizardry; Pawn of Prophecy; Enchanters End Game; Magician's Gambit; Queen of Sorcery; Prelude To Foundation ; Dawnspell: The Bristling Wood; Caves of Steel |
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