This is the second or third time I’ve read this.

It’s been an extremely long time though, and there have been a great many books in between. So, I have to admit that I really didn’t remember all that much about it. Now that I’ve finished it, I’m glad for the reread and more excited than ever to continue the series re-read that I’ve decided to partake in.

In this book, two sworn enemies have found themselves thrust together due to unforeseen circumstances in order to defeat the one greater and shared foe. As they journey together through the frozen Northlands of Midkemia, they not only battle the hardships of the land but also the constant distrust of each other. Only their common enemy keeps them moving forward.

This book is filled with a whole lot of battles, strategies, and fighting. It’s a bit like getting a peek behind the scenes of a part of a long war that you never otherwise get a glimpse of. Since this is taking place while the other books in the larger series are going on, it fits in there and brings a sort of ‘humanity’ to both sides of the war. It’s a truly fun story.

You can read this alone or as a whole with the rest of the books. I would just start at the beginning (with Magician) and progress from there, but that’s just my personal preference. I wouldn’t want to miss a single one. They are all most definitely worth it.

Een zijstapje in het verhaal van de Oorlog.

It is a small step in the story of the War. How do you interact with each other when you, as enemies, have to work and fight together against an even greater enemy?

It is a fascinating and exciting story about enmity and friendship, about good and evil, and about honor.

This story takes us into a world where the lines between right and wrong are blurred, and where people have to make difficult choices.

We see how enemies can become allies in the face of a common threat, and how friendship can blossom in the most unexpected places.

It is a story that makes us think about the true nature of war and the human spirit.

Will they be able to put aside their differences and work together to defeat the greater enemy? Or will their enmity tear them apart?

Only time will tell in this thrilling tale of war and honor.

Magician was my very first paranormal fantasy read.

The moment I started reading it, I fell in love instantly. And as they say, the rest is history.

I own each and every book in this remarkable series. In fact, they are so old that the pages have turned yellow.

However, that doesn't prevent me from re-reading them all the time.

Raymond E Feist is truly an author like no other.

His writing style is captivating and his imagination knows no bounds.

Do yourself a huge favour and get stuck into this amazing series right now.

You will absolutely love Pug and his extraordinary journey through life.

Not to mention the many other fascinating characters in the spin-off books.

Trust me, once you start reading, you won't be able to put them down.

So, what are you waiting for? Dive into the world of Raymond E Feist's Magician series today!

Really good.

This simple phrase holds a lot of meaning. It can be used to express approval, satisfaction, or admiration.

When we say something is really good, we are acknowledging its quality, value, or excellence. It could be a delicious meal, a great movie, a wonderful book, or a remarkable achievement.

Using the words "really good" can also have a positive impact on others. It can boost their confidence, make them feel appreciated, and encourage them to continue doing great things.

In addition, "really good" can be a source of inspiration for us. When we encounter something that is really good, it can motivate us to strive for better in our own lives.

So, the next time you come across something that is really good, don't hesitate to express your appreciation. It might just make someone's day and inspire them to achieve even greater things.