WHAT BOOKS I'M READING

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 BEEN READING  QUITE A FEW FANTASY -SCI FI KIND OF BOOKS. AT THE MOMENT I HAVE THE FIRST TWO BOOKS IN THE TRAITOR SPY  TRILOGY  (TRUDI CANAVAN)WAITING FOR ME. 
I'VE READ THE BLACK MAGICIAN TRILOGY-LOVED THEM- SO LOOKING FORWARD TO STARTING THE NEXT ADVENTURE.ANY OF YOU READ THESE -WOULD LOVE TO HEAR YOUR VIEWS!

he Black Magician Trilogy

The trilogy that introduced readers to the Magicians’ Guild of Kyralia. Sonea’s magical ability is revealed during a confrontation between the poor and the Magicians’ Guild, and her life seems outside of her control from that moment on. In her struggle to learn magic and find her place, she discovers a dark and terrifying secret at the heart of the Guild that not only involves forbidden magic, but her friends in the city’s underworld, and the very survival of Kyralia and the Allied Lands.
  1. The Magicians’ Guild
  2. The Novice
  3. The High Lord

Comments

  1. HH17 August 2011 at 01:18

    I've read a quite a few fantasy types..is this one of those where it gets really detailed and there's so many species and worlds and stuff?

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  2. faatima17 August 2011 at 15:43

    They are set in a fantasy world where magicians exist as well as normal people-set in a fantasy world...no other species so- its easy to keep up with...good books for light reading..you can click on any of the books..and it'll give you more info

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  3. Anonymous20 August 2011 at 00:49

    If you liked these you should definitely continue with 'The Traitor Spy Trilogy', they pick up a generation after where The High Lord ends..

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