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Here begins a David Eddings trilogy, set a few years after the events of The Elenium…

At the conclusion of The Elenium the company of Pandion Knights led by Sir Sparhawk, having freed Queen Ehlana of Elenia from the spell which threatened her life, had marched on Zemoch, routed their enemies and defeated or destroyed the evil god Azash. Sparhawk returned to Elenia, where he and Ehlana were married.

But their peaceful reign is destined not to last long. A few years later, in the Tamul Empire far to the east, unrest is brewing which threatens the nation’s stability. Investigations show that the trouble is clearly of paranormal origin, and suspicion at first falls upon the Styrics. These suspicions prove unfounded, and indeed it is the pre-eminent Styric magician Zalasta who suggests that the Empire look westwards for assistance in solving their problems… specifically, to the legendary warrior Sparhawk.

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‘What separates the grown-up authors from the boys is the quality of the writing and David Eddings is one of the best’
Western Mail

‘Others may vie for the top position… but Eddings reigns supreme’
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PRINCE SPARHAWK AND THE TROLL-GODS

Queen Ehlana and the Pandion Knight Sir Sparhawk are married, their kingdom peaceful at last, their union blessed with a very special daughter named Danae. But soon trouble sweeps westward from the Tamuli Empire to disrupt not only the living of Eosia but the dead: horrific armies are being raised from the dust of the long-past Age of Heroes, threatening the peace won at such cost in Zemoch.

Prince Sparhawk is called upon to help the Tamuli nations defeat these ancient horrors. Perhaps the Troll-Gods are once more loose in the world! With Ehlana and a retinue of Pandion Knights, Sparhawk will make the hazardous journey to the Tamuli Empire, aided by Aphrael the child Goddess…only to discover in fire-domed Matherion, the incandescent Tamuli capital, that the enemy is already within its gates.

'"Domes of Fire' begins a spectacular new David Eddings trilogy, The Tamuli. Full of marvels, humour and magic, the resources of the epic form are mined deep by the greatest of modern fantasy writers."

"Nobody writes modern fantasy like Eddings or as well…Eddings is at the top with the very best."
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"Sparhawk is the best-realised hero in modern fantasy.'
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ASIN : B003E74AX4
Publisher : HarperVoyager; New Ed edition (25 March 2010)
Language : English
File size : 5372 KB
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Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
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Print length : 595 pages

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jokingo

a good beginning to another

Reviewed in Australia on 2 August 2014

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a good beginning to another series

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Paul Griffey

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Reviewed in Australia on 10 May 2015

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Excellent series

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MidnightSilver

Classic fantasy at its best

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 March 2015

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David Eddings is one of my favourite authors. The Belgariad was the first fantasy series I ever read at the tender age of 10 ( I was a precious reader from an early age) and I was immediately hooked on the genre. Moving on to the Sparhawk series I immediately loved the slightly more mature characters still mixed with the classical whimsical story telling that Eddings spins so well. The Tamuli is the second Sparhawk trilogy and Domes of Fire sets the scene for another wonderful tale. We see the return of many loved characters and meet the new and interesting population of another empire. The book is packed with the battles, plots and character interactions that you expect, and like a cosy blanket on a winter's night you are happy to snuggle into it and drift away. While some of the characters are cliche, the charm and best tradition of fireside storytelling makes them endearing and life long friends. Now in my 30s I still love these books as much as I did when I was a child. When I pick them up I know that I will loose track of entire days as I follow my best loved heroes into classic battles against villains and dark gods. If you have never read this before (where have you been?) you are in for a treat, and you will want to get the next 2 books now because you won't want to wait once you reach the end because Sparhawk is about to get his freak on ;)

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Diane Johnson

Good read

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 October 2020

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First book of the 'Tamuli' trilogy by David Eddings... Another excellent story by the master of Fantasy... This trilogy is a follow on to 'The Elenium' also by David Eddings... Would suggest reading that first to accustomize yourself to the characters. But not essential to read. Keeps you on your toes...

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Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 July 2018

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son loved it

Alan Willmott

Great

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 February 2019

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Well in the David Eddings style.

Mrs. S. M. Skinner

This is a re-read

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 May 2014

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I cut my teeth on the Belgarion and all the following adventures of Belgarath & co. I introduced my children to them, and like me they graduated to the Sparhawk series as well. This book was missing from my collection so had to have it.

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