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Master and Fool by J.V. Jones

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Mar 15, 09

bookshelves: fantasy-sci-fi
Read in January, 2009

Each installment in the Book of Words trilogy is better than the last. Jones takes stereotypical fantasy characters, a fair knight, a beautiful highborn lady, a nobody boy with earth-shaking magical powers, and turns them into real people with depth whom you grow strongly attached to. The plot is intricate but never cobweb-messy and the pace is kept up by Jones' switching to different viewpoints within chapters. The writing itself is not remarkable but more straightforward and no-nonsense. I recommend this trilogy for anyone looking for an intriguing, fast-paced fantasy escape.

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