"A trilogy of remarkable scope and sophistication." LOS ANGELES TIMES Twice before Thomas Covenant had been summoned to the strange other-world where magic worked. Twice before he had been forced to join with the Lords of Revelstone in their war against Lord Foul, the ancient enemy of the... read more
“There Trell stood in the graveling pit like the core of a holocaust, bursting with flames and hurling great gouts of fire at the ceiling with both fists. His whole form blazed like incarnated damnation, white-hot torment striking out at the stone it loved and could not save. / The sheer power of it staggered Mhoram. He was looking at the onset of a Ritual of Desecration. ... He had to be stopped. That was imperative. He turned to Tohrm. / "You are of the rhadhamaerl!" he shouted over the raving of the fire. "You must silence this flame!" / "Silence it?" Tohrm was staring, aghast, into the ravage of his dearest love. "Silence it? I have no strength to equal this. I am a Gravelingas of the rhadhamaerl -- not Earthpower incarnate. He will destroy us all."”
Preceded by The Illearth War.
Preceded by The Spook's Stories: Witches, and followed by The Yiddish Policemen's Union.
Some of the topics discused in this book are a little more grown up in some spots. However, I believe anyone over the age of 17 will love this book.
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