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Summary: Definitely a unique book in the series
Review: This book was a truly quick read, especially for the big fansof Mr. Feist. It can easily be finished in 2 days or less. I willadmit that I have been eagerly awaiting the (what I thought would be) conclusion of the Serpentwar series and I think we will have to keep on waiting. There are a myriad of loose ends left lying around, such as the changes wrought by the destruction of the Lifestone, a huge invading army still present, and Roo and Erik's new positions.^M This book hits the ground running and it is a struggle to keep all the plotlines and side stories straight. It is definitely one that requires a second or even third read for true understanding. ^M The plot starts with the swiftly progressing invasion of the Emerald Queen's horde from the sea. It is easy to feel a sense of urgency and despair for our well-loved characters as everything they throw at the invading force is turned aside with contemptuous ease. The subplot involving the possible invasion of the demons also adds another possible disaster into the mix. The fight scenes are great, much better than in any previous novel.^M However, the novel does have some disturbing things about it as well. The explanation we are given for what is really behind the invasion force shatters many precepts which have been accepted by fans of this series from the beginning, and comes way too quickly to be comprehended with any ease. Some things are explained with the simple words "I lied about..." which is difficult to understand. Also (and many may disagree with me on this), I hated seeing so many of my favorite characters end their earthly tour of duty here. When the book is over, you are bound to wonder if anybody will be left alive in the kingdom to write about in the future.^M Still, it was a good book that all the fans of this great series will enjoy. Hopefully we won't be waiting quite as long for number 4 to come along.
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Summary: audio version of rage of a demon king
Review: This particular audio version of a very good book is terrible. the story is chopped up, key charactors left out, and scenes mutilated. The story is hard to follow, and makes little sense.
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