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Bury Elminster Deep
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Elminster's archenemy, the vampiric Lord Manshoon, thinks he has destroyed Elminster at last. But Elminster survives in the form of magical ash, and with the help of his scion, a fop who is growing into a true nobleman, and his longtime companion Storm, he still has a chance to counter Manshoon's insidious plots.
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- Stevan
- 27-06-17
I love it
I enjoyed this book. as much if not more then previous one from the series. my highest recommendation.
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- Stephan Ghequiere
- 28-04-16
There and back again, and again, and again
Spoilers. Flee the palace, run back to the palace. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. There, 3 quarters of the book. And then we got some magic.
If you want to read about Elminster spellhurler, Elminster mighty mage, then this book is not for you. If you like a farce, then maybe, if you don't mind the lack of humor.
I'm not saying there's no magic, or humor, but all in rather unsatisfying amounts. Leaving me without any desire to read the next book.