Darkwar Saga: Wrath of a Mad God (Series #3) (Hardcover)

from nakmeister

The final book in the Darkwar saga. There are some interesting developments in this, and I did enjoy it, just not as much as many of his earlier books. If you're new to Feist, start with 'Magician'.

from lithicbee

This final book in the Darkwar Saga is full of adventure and answers, as the events that began all the way back in Magician come to something of a close. The storyline that includes Tad, Zane, Kaspar, and the other non-superpowered characters continues to be filler, as in previous books, but over...

from BooksForDinner

Big fan, have read everything of his... as most fantasy writers move along in their world, they tend to get further and further away from standard fantasy and explore other avenues within the fantasy setting... Feist's books, while still outstanding fantasy, have come to be virtual religious/phil...

from lithicbee

This final book in the Darkwar Saga is full of adventure and answers, as the events that began all the way back in Magician come to something of a close. The storyline that includes Tad, Zane, Kaspar, and the other non-superpowered characters continues to be filler, as in previous books, but over...

from Karlstar

I enjoyed this book. Its still not quite up to the early days of the Riftwar novels, but close. I was kind of hoping for a return of Tal Hawkins, but no such luck, he's safely retired. Pug, Magnus, Nakor, Miranda and the wizards dominate this book as they try to prevent another plot to attack Mid...