Exile's Return : Conclave of Shadows: Book Three

from lithicbee

The third book in the Conclave of Shadows trilogy begins immediately after the ending of King of Foxes, but instead of following Talon as we did in the first two novels, we switch to (former) Duke Kaspar. Kaspar was under the sway of evil magician Leso Varen for the past few years, it turns out, ...

from lithicbee

The third book in the Conclave of Shadows trilogy begins immediately after the ending of King of Foxes, but instead of following Talon as we did in the first two novels, we switch to (former) Duke Kaspar. Kaspar was under the sway of evil magician Leso Varen for the past few years, it turns out, ...

from Karlstar

The last book in the current trilogy, though really this book is a bridge to the next trilogy in the series. Talon is determined to get revenge for his people on the evil Duke of Olasko, who more and more appears to be controlled or backed up by the same peculiar evil forces that have plagued the...

from JohnFair

After assiduously following the exploits of Talon in th eptrevious two entries in this series, he is rather callously dumped by Feist and we follow the exploits of Kaspar, the former duke of Olasko. Left weaponless and alone on th ewindswept plains of Novindus the former duke has to survive that ...

from mcewenwl19

I read this book shortly after finishing the 2nd one of Conclave of Shadows. I began this series without reading any of Raymond Feist's other book. This wasn't really a problem reading the first 2 books in Conclave of Shadows, but I think I would have benefitted from more background with Exile's ...