Demon Lord of Karanda (The Malloreon, Book 3)
by David Eddings
published
October 14th 1989
(first published 2006)
by Del Rey
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Mass Market Paperback, 416 pages
isbn
0345363310
(isbn13: 9780345363312)
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In an adventurous sequel to THE MALLOREAN, David Eddings tells the story of King Garion's abducted infant son and his efforts to save him. Unfortunate...more
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recommends it for:
series readers, fantasy fans, older harry potter readers
I read the Bellgraid and the Malloreon about 10 years ago now, so my memory isn't up to a synopsis of the series or anything, but I did highly enjoy them then, they still grace my shelves now, and I hope to reread them in the near future.
These books are great for the reader that enjoys fantasy series reading (so if you prefer a one off, try something else). They develop an amazing story and history that kept me engaged. The two series are intimately related/connected. The world is more of...more
These books are great for the reader that enjoys fantasy series reading (so if you prefer a one off, try something else). They develop an amazing story and history that kept me engaged. The two series are intimately related/connected. The world is more of...more
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Third book of the 2nd 5 book series (The first being the Belgariad). Once again prophecy stirs and afew loose threads start to re-weave into the ultimate confrontation between the child of light and the child of dark. This time however it's not just Belgarians life on the line. It's his family. And he's not thrilled about it. A rich cast of new and old characthers set in the land of the enemy. Where it is discovered that those who are technically your foes .. Are also just humans. Though ...more
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Read in January, 2007
The Mallorean, ... the followup to the Belgariad series is just as crucial to the story as the first part of the series is. It goes past the initial story of the little boy to after he's performed his initial task and goes into his life with his new queen. The story still follows and interesting plot of what fate has in store for these characters and the duties they continue to have to perform to save mankind from being controlled by evil. it's still awesome.
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Read in September, 2007
the sequel series to the belgariad, amazing still!! i have read this series about 5/6 times and i still love it every single time!!! you can never get tired of eddings' sarcastic humour, or his vivid descriptions. this book made me realise that no matter how insignificant you may feel at a particular point in your life, you will achieve a greatness that is suited to your personaility and character.
cheesy rubbish i know, but just read it!!
cheesy rubbish i know, but just read it!!
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Read in August, 2008
I have enjoyed reading <u>Demon Lord of Karanda<u>, the last in the trilogy of David Eddings Malloreon saga. The unique way that magic is employed, and the campy humor makes the book good for light reading, but there is not a lot of depth to the characters.
Even though it is a light read, it is one of my favorite sagas. I recommend it for anyone looking for a fun light hearted story.
Even though it is a light read, it is one of my favorite sagas. I recommend it for anyone looking for a fun light hearted story.
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Read in October, 2007
And then we have the book where Our Heroes tromp all over the (eastern) continent, killing time until book four.
Just enjoy the witty banter along the way.
Just enjoy the witty banter along the way.
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I read the Mallorean many years ago, and although I recall at least the gist of most books I've read, I draw a blank for this series. I think it's the equivalent of a popcorn action-adventure flick. Fun if you've read the Belgariad, but forgettable.
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Read in January, 1989
These books were my favorite when I was in high school. I read them over and over, I especially loved the characters and the humor. I keep them around as they are old friends.
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Fantastic. The best fantasy series I have ever read. It truly is a classic of the genre.
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Read in January, 1993
For notes and review, see Guardians of the West (The Malloreon, Book 1).
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Read in January, 1997
A continuation of the story of the Belgariad. As enjoyable to read as the first series.
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I love the whole story line. I was caught and it never let me go Book after Book.
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Read in May, 2003
recommends it for:
Fantasy
Second to last one--I usually hang on to it, because I know the end is soon.
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Read in August, 2008
just started this one for the umpteenth time - I love Eddings
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Read in January, 1994
Nice series. Worth reading if you're a fantasy fan.
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Read in January, 1997
recommends it for:
fantasy
it has been a while but i loved his books
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Read in June, 2004
Reread in 2004.
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Read in October, 2008
The quest really gets going as the little company actually gets to Mallorea.
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