The Floodgate (Forgotten Realms: Counselors & Kings, Book 2)

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Summary: Great villians
Review: There are absolutely no redeeming qualities to these villians. You'd love to kill them yourself. The narrow escapes, danger from 'friends', help from 'enemies', the blurring of always excepted right and wrong -- and tied all up with magic. What more could you ask for? A hero, a heroine, a mission with no clear direction and danger around every corner. Do what's right or do as you're told and preserve surface honor? What would you do?

Rating:
Summary: Great villians
Review: There are absolutely no redeeming qualities to these villians. You'd love to kill them yourself. The narrow escapes, danger from 'friends', help from 'enemies', the blurring of always excepted right and wrong -- and tied all up with magic. What more could you ask for? A hero, a heroine, a mission with no clear direction and danger around every corner. Do what's right or do as you're told and preserve surface honor? What would you do?

Rating:
Summary: Great Book! Not as good as Magehound
Review: This book was almost as good as The Magehound. It had not as much character development, but the battle at the end was excellent! I loved the spells that were cast by Akhlaur the Necromancer, and the spells from the King and Procopio Septus. Great Book.

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Summary: Elaine Cunningham does it Again!!!
Review: WOW!!! I never thought that the best writer for WotC could improve on the perfection of "The Magehound", but she did! Elaine Cunningham is without a doubt the most talented writer at WotC!!!!!!!!!!!!