Master of Furies
Book description
The final volume in New York Times bestselling author Raymond E. Feist's epic heroic fantasy series, The Firemane Saga.
War has swept across Marquensas. Ruthless raiders have massacred the inhabitants of Beran's Hill, including Gwen, the beloved wife of Declan Smith. Hollow of heart, his hopes burned to ashes, Declan…
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Master of Furies is the 3rd book in the Firemane Saga. I'll admit that the first two books were harder for me to read. They marked Feist's first departure (discounting Faerie Tale from the 1980s) from the Midkemia Universe. The style in the earlier books, particularly the first one, was much grittier than the Midkemia works. If they were a movie, they'd be rated-R rather than the PG-13 of his other titles (again except for Faerie Tale, which I'd rate as R). For whatever reason, that level of grittiness drops in the third book which made it more enjoyable for…
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