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One-off Epic & High Fantasy Bargain Book Box (21 Books)
This twenty-one volume collection serves as a definitive survey of the golden age of high fantasy, traversing worlds defined by complex political intrigue and ancient, earth-shaking magics. The assembly spans from the intricate, Tsurani court-politics of Raymond E. Feist and Janny Wurts to the sprawling, multi-world epics of David Eddings and Mercedes Lackey. These narratives document the persistent themes of individual destiny and the heavy weight of legacy in landscapes where the boundaries between myth and reality are frequently blurred. It is a rigorous and deeply rewarding library for the dedicated reader of classic speculative fiction.
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Daughter of the Empire — Raymond E. Feist & Janny Wurts Mara of the Acoma must navigate the lethal "Game of the Council" to save her family from total extinction after her father and brother are betrayed in battle. It is a precise and masterful study of political strategy and cultural resilience in a society governed by rigid honor codes.
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Prince of the Blood — Raymond E. Feist Two princes of Midkemia are sent on a diplomatic mission to the Empire of Kesh, only to find themselves caught in a web of assassination and civil unrest. Feist captures the high-stakes friction of international relations and the personal growth of young men thrust into leadership roles.
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The King's Buccaneer — Raymond E. Feist Prince Nicholas travels to the far shores of Crydee and finds himself leading a desperate rescue mission across the Great Star of the Sea to save his kin from slave traders. The story documents the logistical challenges of naval warfare and the grit required to survive on the fringes of the known world.
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A Time of Justice — Katharine Kerr In the intricate world of Deverry, the souls of the past return to settle ancient debts and navigate the shifting loyalties of a land on the brink of war. Kerr is a master of the multi-timeline narrative, documenting the persistent impact of ancestral decisions on the modern world.
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The Chaos Crystal — Jennifer Fallon A young woman’s search for the truth behind her family’s legacy leads her into a high-stakes conflict involving ancient artifacts and divine intervention. Fallon creates a sensory-rich landscape where the pursuit of knowledge is as dangerous as the pursuit of power.
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Return to Quag Keep — Andre Norton & Jean Rabe Adventurers find themselves pulled back into the mythic world of a legendary game, facing new threats that challenge their understanding of reality. This narrative celebrates the foundation of modern fantasy tropes while exploring the psychological pressure of a world built on artifice.
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Shadow Queen — Deborah Kalin A daughter of a powerful dynasty must navigate a landscape of internal betrayal and supernatural threats to secure her own survival and the future of her people. Kalin explores the boundaries of loyalty and the high price of political autonomy in a world defined by shadows.
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The Shining Ones — David Eddings The Knight Sparhawk continues his search for the Bhelliom, navigating a landscape of ancient gods and shifting alliances to protect his queen. Eddings is a master of character-driven epic fantasy, documenting the camaraderie and the tactical patience of a fated quest.
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Enchanter — Sara Douglass In a world where ancient magics are awakening, a group of individuals must overcome their own differences to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the social order. Douglass captures the visceral atmosphere and the emotional toll of a world in the midst of a violent transition.
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Shadowfane — Janny Wurts The struggle between light and shadow reaches a fever pitch as fated brothers continue their century-long conflict across a fractured landscape. Wurts writes with a lyrical precision, documenting the internal and external battles of characters burdened by divine destiny.
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Shadowbound — Deborah Kalin In the sequel to Shadow Queen, the stakes are raised as the protagonist faces a new level of systemic corruption and magical peril. The story provides a grounded record of personal resilience and the search for authentic justice in a divided society.
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Shadow Gate — Kate Elliott A sprawling epic that follows several interconnected lives as they navigate a world of shifting borders and the return of ancient, long-forgotten powers. Elliott captures the complex social textures and the high-stakes political maneuvers of a landscape in upheaval.
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Foundation — Mercedes Lackey A young girl with a unique connection to the mythic Heralds of Valdemar must find her place in a society that is both a sanctuary and a structured authority. Lackey explores the themes of destiny and the search for belonging in a world of magic and tradition.
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Hidden City — David Eddings The concluding volume of The Tamuli follows Sparhawk to a final confrontation in a city where the boundaries between the divine and the mortal are at their thinnest. The narrative provides a precise account of a high-stakes military campaign and the resolution of a global crisis.
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Demons of the Dancing Gods — Jack L. Chalker Two characters from Earth are transported to a world of magic where the laws of physics are replaced by the whims of ancient deities. Chalker explores the boundaries of identity and the high price of surviving in a world that is fundamentally alien.
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Earth to Hell — Kylie Chan A young woman in modern Hong Kong discovers a hidden world of Chinese gods and demons, becoming the guardian of a celestial secret. Chan blends urban fantasy with ancient mythology, documenting the cultural collision and the search for autonomy in a high-stakes supernatural landscape.
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Mystic Quest — Tracy & Laura Hickman A group of heroes embarks on a journey to find the artifacts needed to prevent a cosmic disaster, navigating a world where the search for truth is complicated by shifting realities. The Hickmans are masters of the high-fantasy quest, exploring the persistent themes of bravery and sacrifice.
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The Firebrand — Marion Zimmer Bradley A retelling of the Trojan War through the eyes of Kassandra, a woman who sees the truth in a world of men obsessed with glory and power. Bradley provides a profound, psychological study of a character whose voice is a weapon in a landscape of systemic violence.
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Heart-Beast — Tanith Lee In a lush, atmospheric landscape, a story of transformation and forbidden desire unfolds as characters grapple with their own primal instincts. Lee writes with a crystalline beauty, documenting the sensory curiosity and the emotional toll of a life lived on the edge of the human experience.
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The Crystal Keep — Sheila Gilluly A high-stakes adventure where a group of outcasts must protect a legendary stronghold from a gathering darkness. Gilluly captures the grit and the camaraderie of those fighting on the front lines of a mythic struggle for survival.
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Arrow's Flight — Mercedes Lackey Talia continues her training as a Herald of Valdemar, facing new internal and external challenges that test her commitment to her duty and her people. The story provides a moving study of professional growth and the resilient ties of a community built on shared purpose.
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One-off Epic & High Fantasy Bargain Book Box (21 Books)
This twenty-one volume collection serves as a definitive survey of the golden age of high fantasy, traversing worlds defined by complex political intrigue and ancient, earth-shaking magics. The assembly spans from the intricate, Tsurani court-politics of Raymond E. Feist and Janny Wurts to the sprawling, multi-world epics of David Eddings and Mercedes Lackey. These narratives document the persistent themes of individual destiny and the heavy weight of legacy in landscapes where the boundaries between myth and reality are frequently blurred. It is a rigorous and deeply rewarding library for the dedicated reader of classic speculative fiction.
-
Daughter of the Empire — Raymond E. Feist & Janny Wurts Mara of the Acoma must navigate the lethal "Game of the Council" to save her family from total extinction after her father and brother are betrayed in battle. It is a precise and masterful study of political strategy and cultural resilience in a society governed by rigid honor codes.
-
Prince of the Blood — Raymond E. Feist Two princes of Midkemia are sent on a diplomatic mission to the Empire of Kesh, only to find themselves caught in a web of assassination and civil unrest. Feist captures the high-stakes friction of international relations and the personal growth of young men thrust into leadership roles.
-
The King's Buccaneer — Raymond E. Feist Prince Nicholas travels to the far shores of Crydee and finds himself leading a desperate rescue mission across the Great Star of the Sea to save his kin from slave traders. The story documents the logistical challenges of naval warfare and the grit required to survive on the fringes of the known world.
-
A Time of Justice — Katharine Kerr In the intricate world of Deverry, the souls of the past return to settle ancient debts and navigate the shifting loyalties of a land on the brink of war. Kerr is a master of the multi-timeline narrative, documenting the persistent impact of ancestral decisions on the modern world.
-
The Chaos Crystal — Jennifer Fallon A young woman’s search for the truth behind her family’s legacy leads her into a high-stakes conflict involving ancient artifacts and divine intervention. Fallon creates a sensory-rich landscape where the pursuit of knowledge is as dangerous as the pursuit of power.
-
Return to Quag Keep — Andre Norton & Jean Rabe Adventurers find themselves pulled back into the mythic world of a legendary game, facing new threats that challenge their understanding of reality. This narrative celebrates the foundation of modern fantasy tropes while exploring the psychological pressure of a world built on artifice.
-
Shadow Queen — Deborah Kalin A daughter of a powerful dynasty must navigate a landscape of internal betrayal and supernatural threats to secure her own survival and the future of her people. Kalin explores the boundaries of loyalty and the high price of political autonomy in a world defined by shadows.
-
The Shining Ones — David Eddings The Knight Sparhawk continues his search for the Bhelliom, navigating a landscape of ancient gods and shifting alliances to protect his queen. Eddings is a master of character-driven epic fantasy, documenting the camaraderie and the tactical patience of a fated quest.
-
Enchanter — Sara Douglass In a world where ancient magics are awakening, a group of individuals must overcome their own differences to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the social order. Douglass captures the visceral atmosphere and the emotional toll of a world in the midst of a violent transition.
-
Shadowfane — Janny Wurts The struggle between light and shadow reaches a fever pitch as fated brothers continue their century-long conflict across a fractured landscape. Wurts writes with a lyrical precision, documenting the internal and external battles of characters burdened by divine destiny.
-
Shadowbound — Deborah Kalin In the sequel to Shadow Queen, the stakes are raised as the protagonist faces a new level of systemic corruption and magical peril. The story provides a grounded record of personal resilience and the search for authentic justice in a divided society.
-
Shadow Gate — Kate Elliott A sprawling epic that follows several interconnected lives as they navigate a world of shifting borders and the return of ancient, long-forgotten powers. Elliott captures the complex social textures and the high-stakes political maneuvers of a landscape in upheaval.
-
Foundation — Mercedes Lackey A young girl with a unique connection to the mythic Heralds of Valdemar must find her place in a society that is both a sanctuary and a structured authority. Lackey explores the themes of destiny and the search for belonging in a world of magic and tradition.
-
Hidden City — David Eddings The concluding volume of The Tamuli follows Sparhawk to a final confrontation in a city where the boundaries between the divine and the mortal are at their thinnest. The narrative provides a precise account of a high-stakes military campaign and the resolution of a global crisis.
-
Demons of the Dancing Gods — Jack L. Chalker Two characters from Earth are transported to a world of magic where the laws of physics are replaced by the whims of ancient deities. Chalker explores the boundaries of identity and the high price of surviving in a world that is fundamentally alien.
-
Earth to Hell — Kylie Chan A young woman in modern Hong Kong discovers a hidden world of Chinese gods and demons, becoming the guardian of a celestial secret. Chan blends urban fantasy with ancient mythology, documenting the cultural collision and the search for autonomy in a high-stakes supernatural landscape.
-
Mystic Quest — Tracy & Laura Hickman A group of heroes embarks on a journey to find the artifacts needed to prevent a cosmic disaster, navigating a world where the search for truth is complicated by shifting realities. The Hickmans are masters of the high-fantasy quest, exploring the persistent themes of bravery and sacrifice.
-
The Firebrand — Marion Zimmer Bradley A retelling of the Trojan War through the eyes of Kassandra, a woman who sees the truth in a world of men obsessed with glory and power. Bradley provides a profound, psychological study of a character whose voice is a weapon in a landscape of systemic violence.
-
Heart-Beast — Tanith Lee In a lush, atmospheric landscape, a story of transformation and forbidden desire unfolds as characters grapple with their own primal instincts. Lee writes with a crystalline beauty, documenting the sensory curiosity and the emotional toll of a life lived on the edge of the human experience.
-
The Crystal Keep — Sheila Gilluly A high-stakes adventure where a group of outcasts must protect a legendary stronghold from a gathering darkness. Gilluly captures the grit and the camaraderie of those fighting on the front lines of a mythic struggle for survival.
-
Arrow's Flight — Mercedes Lackey Talia continues her training as a Herald of Valdemar, facing new internal and external challenges that test her commitment to her duty and her people. The story provides a moving study of professional growth and the resilient ties of a community built on shared purpose.












