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Feast of Souls (The Magister Trilogy #1)

C.S. Friedman

Hardcover | Pages: 464 pages

Rating: 3.89 | 5363 Users | 343 Reviews

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Title	:	Feast of Souls (The Magister Trilogy #1)
Author	:	C.S. Friedman
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 464 pages
Published	:	January 2nd 2007 by DAW (first published 2007)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy. High Fantasy. Dark Fantasy

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At the end of her bestselling Coldfire trilogy, C.S. Friedman challenged readers to imagine what a world would be like if sorcery required the ultimate sacrifice-that of life itself. Now, in Feast of Souls, she introduces us to a terrifying world in which the cost of magic is just that...in which the fuel for sorcery is the very fire of the human spirit, and those who hunger for magical power must pay for it with their lives. In this epic tale of nightmarish shadows and desperate hope, the greatest threat of all may not be that of ancient enemies returned, or ancient wars resumed, but of the darkness that lies within the hearts of men.

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Original Title:	Feast of Souls (The Magister Trilogy, #1)
ISBN:	0756404320 (ISBN13: 9780756404321)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Magister Trilogy #1
Characters:	Andovan, Kamala

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Very good epic fantasy that gets out of its own way. Only the basic world building frees the reader to invest in plot and characters.http://www.staffersbookreview.com/201...

I was interested to read a fantasy novel with a unique twist on vampires but this ultimately wasn't as exiting as I'd hoped. There were a lot of characters I didn't care about and it was difficult to connect with the female protagonist. It wasn't terrible but I skimmed a lot and it left me feeling meh.

This book-- I have conflicted feelings about this book--but only mildly conflicted because for the most part, I didn't really like it. The female characters were problematic at best. Strong, yes. And under a heavy patriarchal rule, I get that, that's fine. But the three dominant (and only real female characters in the book) have been raped, get raped, or use sex and are utterly dependent on men for their well-being. They are strong women yes, but character wise? Not so much. The strongest was

Marketing of books is strange, this beginning of a new trilogy, by an experienced author of some cult books nearly passed under my radar. Thank goodness it did not, its probably the best fantasy novel I have read recently. The setting is interesting, the economics of magic are original and suitably creepy. There are courtly intrigues, mythical history, well drawn characters and a feeling that this series will bring a lot yet. I look forward to the rest of the series. As drawbacks, its one book

Have you ever made a flame dance upon a windowsill? he asks softly. Or called a lighting bug to your hand on a summers night? Have things ever happened because you wished they would, or those who would hurt you gone away suddenly and no one knows the reason?The crystalline gaze is steady. No, sir, because those things bring death. And I do not mean to die. Reasons you should read Feast of Souls:-The badass quotes-Kamala, the protagonist, is dark af-Yassss women thriving and winning in a

Really enjoyed this; though I did have a laugh at the names of the characters Gwynofar, Merian, and the kid calling himself 'Talesin'.Hope I can get my hands on the rest of the trilogy easily

At present, I would consider Martin and Friedman the best living authors of Fantasy. Both are capable of rendering deeply 3 dimensional characters, endearing them to the readers (and presumably themselves) and offering them to the rightful fates that their worlds require. That's no mean feat, when it's far more palatable to pad their worlds in the name of story-telling, keeping them in gilded adventures, with only a shadow of true risk.That's a beautiful thing.This book has many of CS Friedman's