Destiny of the Sword

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Summary: Brilliant
Review: This is the best book of the series. Its utterly brilliant, never stopping action, highly original and lots of humour. And a very,very satisfying end. Its not your typical fantasy, but this series must stand on the top along with Tolkien and the Dragonlace Chronicles.

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Summary: All good things must end.....
Review: Wallie Smith had been dying on his world when a Goddess spoke to him in a fevered dream, transferred his mind to the body of the greatest barbarian swordsman to ever live, gave him a great magical Sapphire Sword and sent him on a mission.
A few complications cropped up, first was an apprentice who could not fight his way out of wet paper bag, but had the instincts to become a great swordsman and killer. A sexy slave girl and her baby. Top it off with a senile old priest, with a twisted sense of humor.
The mission was simple, all he had to do was to lead this band of misfits and destroy the sorcerers and their Fire God. Yeah right.....To make matters worse, Wallie discovered that he'd already tried it once(as Shonsu)and been hopelessly defeated, which is why the Goddess chose Wallie to try again.
With Wallie's reputation in tatters, his apprentice apparently planning to betray and kill him, his love life was mess, and to make matters worse, to succeed was to condem this world to the leadership of the most violent, illiterate group of indviduals ever......His swordsmen! But this was what the Goddess wanted, and she wasn't taking no for an answer.