Thread: A recommended fantasy trilogy to read
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Old 05-19-2013, 01:07 PM   #58
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Originally Posted by Rizla View Post
The Sunset Warrior Trilogy by Eric Van Lustbader is a masterpeice of swords and sorcery fantasy. It surprises me that it is so little known. The sequel, Beneath an Opal Moon is also very good. I suppose people see the name Lustbader, and associate it with, well, something else.
I read those a long, long time ago and enjoyed them. I'm not sure I would call them a master piece, but well worth reading. It might be kind of hard to find since it's not available in ebook and seems to have been out of print for a while. Lustbader seems to have abandoned fantasy for spy novels.
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