The High Druid's Blade (The Defenders of Shannara)

from Vinbert

Loved it, of course. I was a bit astonished to realize that I've apparently missed the end of the trilogy I had started, and was taking up after those events, but you can very quickly get acclimated to this story, without having read the previous stories. The characters are intriguing and well wr...

from hskey

The Elfstones of Shannara was one of the very first fantasy books I've ever read, and I've been hooked on Terry Brooks ever since. I haven't gotten back into Shannara for many years, but after reading the High Druid's Blade, it felt like coming home again. It's fantasy comfort food - there are a ...

from Vinbert

Loved it, of course. I was a bit astonished to realize that I've apparently missed the end of the trilogy I had started, and was taking up after those events, but you can very quickly get acclimated to this story, without having read the previous stories. The characters are intriguing and well wr...

from Isisunit

I would like to thank NetGalley and Del Rey for the opportunity to read this story. Although I received the ebook for free, that in no way impacts my review. Legend has it that Paxon Leah is descended from the royals and warriors who once ruled the Highlands and waged war with magical weapons. Bu...

from eyes.2c

...more grand adventure! I do hanker after works that surround the gifts of the Leah family in the Shannara stories. The High Druid's Blade recalls those earlier stories with some alacrity. Here we meet the solidly worthy and determined Paxon Leah and his youthful, careless yet feisty sister, Chr...