Demon Lord of Karanda

In the third part of the series the story gets a darker turn as we find that the forces of evil have more power than we thought and that much more will be judged through this conflict. For this reason, our heroes are brought to the center of the hostile empire where they are more aware of what is ha......more

Another great addition to the series, not much new to report though that isn't necessarily a bad thing! I will say this: it is incredible how Eddings can surprise you with his characters. You finally meet characters they've been talking about since The Belgariad and they turn out to be nothing like......more

The Malloreon feels like a pretty tired reiteration of The Belgariad. Of course, it is explicitly so and is up front in stating that it is intentional, by the means of cyclic prophesies. Nevertheless, while The Malloreon is by no means terrible, all the good stuff it has on offer was already present......more

If a good story is worth telling, it's worth telling a thousand times. Eddings seems to agree with this philosophy. This is not a criticism. I read fantasy for fun and escapism, and that is exactly what Eddings supplies!......more

Hitting up nicely now......more