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The Paladin Of The Night (The Rose Of The Prophet Volume II)

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The second of the 'Rose of the Prophet" trilogy, this book is good not only as a sequel, but as a separate novel as well. You don't need to have read the first book, though that helps! Continuing the story of the young dessert prince, the unwilling princess, and their very non-stereotypical genies, this adventure will enchant and enthrall you. You will hesitate to turn that last page because it is the last page. Once you do finish, you will either immediately re-read it, or you will rush to the nearest place where you can find a copy of the next in the trilogy: The Prophet of Akhran. I did both!

This book picks up right where the first left off and continues to build an interesting and suspenseful storyline. The immortals play an even greater role in this one and Mat-hew, Zhora, and Khardan are caught up in the plots of an evil god and find themselves in a position to influence the future of their entire world. The secret of the two magical fish in a ball is uncovered and Quar's minions continue to conquer the world.

A highly entertaining read.

Too bad this book is currently out of print.. I bought a used copy after reading the first. This is a great book, don't miss it. I especially like Pukah's role in this as he finally triumphs over himself :) Anyway, I recommend reading the Darksword trilogy and especially 'The Death Gate Cycle' by these same authors.

Wow! I don't know what else to say...it was funny and sad and deep and just as good as the first in the trilogy!!!!!

oh the dramedy the dramedy! There is only so much one can take? Or do I dare say I want more?

The second book in the seires continue to explore the great desert and revels some of the horrofing secrets that lies in it's sends. After readin this one you'll look for the next one without rest. To some it I'll just say , another great piece from the Weis&Hickman industrey