Shards of a Broken Crown / Shadow of a Dark Queen / Rage of a Demon King / Rise of a Merchant Prince

Another really good page turner from Feist. I am reading Feist chronologically. Some of the conceptualisation of the relationships between different worlds and creatures jumping (conveniently and inconveniently) between them to suit the plot seems a bit contrived or on the run however which means I mark this down a bit on earlier series in Midkemia. I recommend the Kelewan series written with Jani Wurtz over this one but a good read nevertheless.

The imagination of the author is beyond my comprehension, but makes for a wonderful adventure into realms that I have thoroughly enjoyed. The attention to detail is excellent & I have no idea how he manages to remember details of the long-running plot.

as promised

Overall a good read, doesn't quite make it to The Riftwar Legacy series level, probably because most of the old characters are now secondary players in this stroy (with the exception of Pug). But, having said that, the new Charcters are just as engaging and enteraning as the original and they're feats just as heroic and improbable. (but i still like the Rift War Saga better)

Perfect

Great storytelling

Great quality in the delivery and I enjoy the reading more from Raymond Feist.

Continuing on in the saga. Some noteworthy scenes, but I can't help find myself preferring his earlier work. Solid Story though.

Oh thank god for my kindle fire as this is one massive saga I have lost track of how many books are in this saga this one branch is 4 and it fits in with the others without a ripple. I have read some twice and still keep coming back for more. If your wondering about the warning once you start your hooked. If you stumble in at the end you will end up going to the start to find out how each person starts and grows with the stories. These books are well written in a world of magic with rules you can understand and plots with more twists than a 70's game of twister. Be prepared to get lost in a book and then hooked on a saga

I fell into this guy’s work by accident - think it was a free kindle offer or something.Since then I’ve read four of the series of collected novels. Since early December. You could say I’m hooked. I love these yarns, they provide so much. If I’m critical I do think some minor characters may have grown with more fleshing out, but I have a feeling as I work through this entire body of work many of them will be. I’m engrossed in this fine read, and recommend them to any lover of fantasy literature as shining examples from the genre. Thank you for writing them.

This is one of those rare novels that have the ability to draw you in to its plot, giving the reader the opportunity to form a bond with the main characters ,and also sub-characters you engage with on the ever increasing twists to this addictive and compelling story ( saga ) .I would recommend the reader first read the Rift War Sage by the same author, but it is not essential as this saga is a compelling story on its own, it would just help you to understand how the characters have developed through time.I can not recommended this enough as a compelling read,and would recommend that you check out other books by Raymond E Feist.

An excellent series, it's a great expansion to the Riftwar Saga standing alone just fine, although I would suggest reading the riftwar saga 1st, not only because its also brilliant, but it provides some background for this set. The main characters develop in interesting ways, and there are lots of surprising turns along the route. The worlds Feist has created is interesting and varuies, while the story trots along at a great pace. Thoroughly recommend this series to anyone.

I have read this saga so many times the paperbacks were falling apart, bought the kindle version so now I don't have to worry,