
Sparhawk battles to save Queen Ehlana from the sinister god Cyrgon in a world-threatening conflict.
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Sparhawk battles to save Queen Ehlana from the sinister god Cyrgon in a world-threatening conflict.
'Others may vie for the top position ... but Eddings reigns supreme' Publishers Weekly David Edding's Tamuli Trilogy reissued with a brand new livery. Queen Ehlana has been taken prisoner and held in the Hidden City as the time for battle approaches. The face of the enemy has been unmasked as Cyrgon, the sinister god of the Cyrgai. Corrupted further by unspeakable magic, he threatens to destroy the world in his lust for power. In exchange for their help in defeating Cyrgon and saving his beloved...
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Minor romantic elements; focus on relationships, not explicit content.
Frequent battle scenes with significant violence; some graphic descriptions.
Mild language used sparingly throughout the narrative.
Occasional alcohol use in social settings; not a central theme.
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Moderate presence of gods and divine elements as plot devices.
Central fantasy magic and spellcasting integral to the story.
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Themes of power, corruption, and societal conflict recur.
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Kidnapping and coercion central to plot; some emotional suffering.
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