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Shadow of a Dark Queen The Serpentwar Saga Book 1 Raymond E Feist 9780380720866 Books

[This applies to the Kindle version only.]

The book - story, plot, writing, characters - was excellent. However, it was very clear that the book had been prepared for ebook format through an optical scan, not from a text file. There were numerous typographical, spelling and punctuation errors as a result. There are no characters or lines - only an extra space - to break scenes. Since the line spacing is fairly loose to begin with, that made for some confusing moments. The production of the ebook does not do Feist's works justice.

This assessment applies to the Kindle versions of all four Serpentwar books - Shadow of a Dark Queen, Rise of a Merchant Prince, Rage of a Demon King and Shards of a Broken Crown. All were apparently prepared for publication in the same way, sans proofreading, with text just dumped on the page.


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Shadow of a Dark Queen The Serpentwar Saga Book 1 Raymond E Feist 9780380720866 Books Reviews

The book kept me going not wanting to stop reading it , he kept me on edge and wondering what was going to happen next. Fest you have done a great job with this book.
I like all of the Raymond Feist books. I read them a long time ago and have a lot of them in paperback. I reread a paperback to see if I still like them. Yes!
Raymond E. Feist is an excellent author. The story lines hang together with earlier stories and his introduction of new characters is well done. My only "concern" is sometimes it is hard to keep up with who is related to who and how they are important to the story line. Some of the characters I believe could be left out!!
The series is a great read..however a really annoying facet of the entire series is the switching between one scene to the next with zero warning... Great for Catch 22...doesn't work here...sorry. Other wise I would have given the series a 5 star rating
I'm Hooked! Exciting tale of likeable characters that have you anxiously following their exploits and hoping they get through triumphantly. Can't wait to continue Eric and Rooms adventures. Starting the next book right now!
Raymond Feist is a master of fantasy writing, ranking right up there with the masters. This is my favorite series he's written - you see the characters you read about in later series as they are developing into the legends they eventually become - Roo is a dark horse hero - ugly, skinny, and sneak but you root for him - you see the characters as they face what will evolve into later series. It's fast, grabs you and you'll want to read it at one sitting. While it isn't a contender to knock Jordan's Eye of the World epic series off it's pedestal, it's definitely one must read book if you're a fantasy fan.
The only reason I couldn't give this a 5 star review is the beginning of the book. The story starts in another world, and then drops that storyline, not to be picked up until much later in the book. There are so many fantasy names and places in the start, the author appears to be trying to impress us with the world he has created. It's so confusing I almost stopped reading. Thankfully I continued, as the book really picks up steam and turns into a really good fantasy novel. For the first time in a while, I really cared about the main character and what happens to him.
This is the start of a series, and I will be reading the rest.
[This applies to the version only.]

The book - story, plot, writing, characters - was excellent. However, it was very clear that the book had been prepared for ebook format through an optical scan, not from a text file. There were numerous typographical, spelling and punctuation errors as a result. There are no characters or lines - only an extra space - to break scenes. Since the line spacing is fairly loose to begin with, that made for some confusing moments. The production of the ebook does not do Feist's works justice.

This assessment applies to the versions of all four Serpentwar books - Shadow of a Dark Queen, Rise of a Merchant Prince, Rage of a Demon King and Shards of a Broken Crown. All were apparently prepared for publication in the same way, sans proofreading, with text just dumped on the page.