If that wasn’t enough misery for our heroes, the story continues to its climax in A Darkness at Sethanon. And of course Pug also snoops around the corner to play an invaluable role. Prince Arutha has to do everything in his power to save his fiancee, and the kingdom. The sequel Silverthorn deals with an evil power that raises the dead in the Kingdom of the Isles. When mysterious invaders from a rift in the fabric of space and time drag the Kingdom into war, he and his friend Tomas have to fight for what they’re worth and learn faster than anyone could’ve expected. He is apprenticed to a master magician, but soon finds out that learning magic isn’t that easy. Magician start with the story of Pug, an orphan boy living in Crydee, one of the western outposts of the Kingdom of the Isles.
#Raymond e feist books in chronological order series#
And you guessed it, after number one, I couldn’t stop anymore and I decided to read and review the other two books of the series ( Silverthorn and A Darkness at Sethanon) as well. So a couple of weeks ago I decided that it was time to start this missing jewel.
Ironically, the one book I know I never started was the first one of the first series, Magician (#1, The Riftwar Saga). Luckily I now have a Goodreads account, so this won’t happen to me again. Only when I start a specific book, I remember whether I read them before. Because of this random reading, I have absolutely no clue anymore which ones I did and which ones I didn’t read. But, in the end this resulted anyway in the fact that in those years I read about all of his books. As you can imagine, reading such an amount of books in a random order is quite the task. For the ones that have never heard of his work, he wrote about 10 series, each containing up to four books. I would just pick the one that happened to be there. In that time, making book reservations still cost a huge amount of money (at least for young me), so I started reading the books by Feist in an almost random order. Fortunately the other librarians were only supportive of my interest in books and soon I knew exactly when to come to avoid that specific librarian. To my defense that I already read all the interesting books in that section, she turned a deaf ear.
I was a child and should get my books from the junior section. I remember that there was this one female librarian that made a huge fuss every time I tried to get an ‘adult’ book as she called it.
At that time I was (obviously) still living with my parents and I had a membership at the local library. I don’t know exactly when that was anymore, but it could have easily been ten years ago or so. I believe that his books were the first fantasy books I ever read. To share my enthusiasm and get you as excited about their books as I am! Today I’ll be talking about the Riftwar Saga series by one of my favorite authors ever, Raymond E. I love to write about my favorite authors.
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