Magician by Raymond E. Feist

[Lady of the Rings]

Just wondering if anybody has read 'Magician' by Raymond E. Feist and what they thought of it? This is actually the first of 3 books in the Riftwar series. I thought it was one of the best books I've read apart from LOTR :thumbs: Opinions? :grin:

[Lessa]

I have to say I agree it's a fantastic book well worth reading more than once.

Lessa

[Mocha]

I'm interested in read the least number of books from these Series, but in a way that it would conclude all together and not make me want to read more and more...Therefore I bought "Magician: Apprentice" and only it, thinking that it's enough. But a couple of hours ago I read on a site that Magician is of two parts...is this true?!

[Lady of the Rings]

'Magician' is the first book in the Riftwar trilogy, the second is 'Silverthorn' and the last is 'A Darkness at Sethanon'. So you might need to read all three ;)

[Silvorn]

Yeah, you can always expect a good read from Feist. I read the Riftwar series quite some time ago, but I still remember it well; which in my opinion is the mark of an excellent story. Anyways, I think what appealed to me most about Feist's, Magician, is that he modeled into it a sense of realism. Unlike some hack-and-slash fantasy sagas now a days, Feist seemed to have a much better understanding of feudalistic politics which gave his novels their own unique quality.

[sayanika]

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