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  • Rides a Dread Legion

  • Book One of the Demonwar Saga
  • Written by: Raymond E. Feist
  • Narrated by: John Meagher
  • Length: 11 hrs and 48 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (14 ratings)

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Rides a Dread Legion

Written by: Raymond E. Feist
Narrated by: John Meagher
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Publisher's Summary

The last remnants of an ancient advanced race, the Clan of the Seven Stars, are returning at long last to their lost homeworld, Midkemia—not as friends, but as would-be conquerors. Led by the conjurer Laromendis, they are fleeing the relentless demon hordes that are sweeping through their galaxy and destroying the elves' vast empire planet by planet. Only by escaping to Midkemia and brutally overtaking the war-weary world can the last remnants of a mighty civilization hope to survive...if the Dread Legion does not pursue them through the rift.

The magician Pug, Midkemia's brave and constant defender, is all too familiar with the Demon King Maarg and his minions and their foul capacity for savagery and horror, and he recognizes the even graver threat that is following on the heels of the elven invasion. The onslaught to come will dwarf every dire catastrophe his imperiled world has previously withstood, and there is no magical champion in all of Midkemia powerful enough to prevent it.

Only one path remains for Pug and Midkemia's clandestine protectors, the Conclave of Shadows: forging an alliance of formidable magical talents, from the demon-dealing warlock Amirantha, brother of Pug's hated foe, and the demon-taming cleric Sandreena, to the elven Queen Miranda, to the warrior Tomas. However, uniting enemies and bitter, vengeful former lovers will be no easy task, and even together they may ultimately be unable to turn the death tide. But a failure to do so will most certainly ensure Midkemia's doom.

©2009 Raymond E. Feist (P)2010 HarperCollins Publishers

What the critics say

“With his storytelling mastery and ear for colorful language and nuance, the author of numerous books set in the dual worlds of Midkemia and Kelewan here launches a series that takes his fantasy universe into a whole new phase.” ( Library Journal)

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  • 2018-09-14

Excellent Read

An easy listen, following the storyline and enough action to keep you interested. In other words, I brought the next book in rhe series.

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New narrator isn’t as good

The story is good, but getting used to the new reader and his pronunciation was very distracting.

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The end of my Feist journey

Disappointing change in narrator leaves the story bland, confusing. He sounds like a robot. I won’t be purchasing any more of this series which I have loved until this change in voiceover.

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Brutal addition to the series

we see some new characters who are very compelling, old favorites and the classics. this book is an intense slow burn build up for things to come. the author mutilated the story. I didn't care much for Joyce and his Aru-ta style pronouncing but he was 10x the narrator we see in this book.

if you've made it this far may as well keep on going as there's always more secrets to uncover.

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Great Story, Poor Narrator

The story is fantastic but the narration is poor. It definitely takes away from the performance. Peter Joyce (the previous series' voice) was a far superior narrator.

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Horrible narrator.

They changed the narrator, and he mispronounced the names of so many characters. It was a shame.

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