Belgariad: Castle of Wizardry: Book Four of the Belgariad (Hardcover)

from TheLostEntwife

Just when I thought things were going to comet to some sort of conclusion.. David Eddings throws me for a spin with the ending of this book. But I get ahead of myself - In Castle of Wizardry Belgarion finally comes into his own - sort of. The prophecy peaks, things we, as readers, have known sinc...

from bemidt

Okay. I keep thinking that this story is going to bore me to death than things start happening. I jumped for joy. Yes there are a couple annoying characters are not going to go away, but they have somewhat redeemed themselves this time around. Excellent ending too.

from Zommbie1

This book picks up the pace of the story at an almost alarming speed. It does slow down every so often but you soon figure out that actually the slowing down is simply there in order to lull you into a false sense of security because they are about to make a very sharp turn. I love it. The book r...

from Kristelh

This series, The Belgariad, is on NPR top 100 SF and Fantasy novels. Edding's five-volume epic fantasy follows young farmboy Garion as he is drawn into a quest for a stolen mystical orb, and the rich world of prophecy and power that surrounds it. In volume 4, Garion realizes he is going to be cro...

from JechtShot

The fourth book in the Belgariad kicks things back into gear and the action takes off once again. Belgarion assumes his role as the Rivan King and begins his quest to do battle with the God Torak. Ce'Nedra, whom I previously found to be an annoying itch on the surface of Arendia, has improved her...