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A review by joabroda
Prince of the Blood by Raymond E. Feist
adventurous
fast-paced
3.5
Reading through the entire world of Feist's Midkemia with a fantasy buddy, and having a great time with it. This is our 8th book, and we have not lost the enthusiasm yet.
Taking place about 20 years after The Rift War, the twin princes of Kronder are off on a diplomatic mission to the Southern Lands of Kesh. Being young, impulsive and lacking any inkling of diplomacy, you just know trouble lies ahead. The world of Kesh has similarities to the Middle East and Africa and the court intrigue keeps the book moving at fast pace.
This book lacks the in-depth character studies, and seemed remedial in compared to past books. However, still a good escape and I am happy to move on.
Taking place about 20 years after The Rift War, the twin princes of Kronder are off on a diplomatic mission to the Southern Lands of Kesh. Being young, impulsive and lacking any inkling of diplomacy, you just know trouble lies ahead. The world of Kesh has similarities to the Middle East and Africa and the court intrigue keeps the book moving at fast pace.
This book lacks the in-depth character studies, and seemed remedial in compared to past books. However, still a good escape and I am happy to move on.