The Lords of Dus

Rating:
Summary: The most underappreciated series ever
Review: I can't say enough about LWE and this series. Just phenomenal stuff. If you are looking for something that you will be able to appreciate over and over again, this is the series you are looking for. Gar the Overman is protaganist, but not your typical one. Check it and out and read a masterpiece series.

Rating:
Summary: The most underappreciated series ever
Review: I can't say enough about LWE and this series. Just phenomenal stuff. If you are looking for something that you will be able to appreciate over and over again, this is the series you are looking for. Gar the Overman is protaganist, but not your typical one. Check it and out and read a masterpiece series.

Rating:
Summary: An Enduring Classic
Review: Watt-Evens is a brilliant fantasy writer, and here at last is his masterpiece, all collected in one place. This four book series is rightly help up in the first rant of epic fantasy with Tolkien's Lord Of The Rings. The story is more in line with Moorcock's Elric series, dealing as it does with the doings of Gods and demonic blades, but Watt-Evens' work is far superior to Moorecock's. Watt-Evens' three dimensional characters have realistic reactions to their bizarre circumstances, and his world is fleshed and surprise filled. Each book is worthy of five stars and the whole series is almost to good to be true. Recommended to any fantasy fan.