Customer Reviews
Sparhawk's a Winner - By: Alexis Farseer, 29 Nov 2007 
Like my previous review of the Elenium, I am going to write a review for alll three books in this series.
Eddings' is onto a winner with Sparhawk, the Pandion Knights are like childhood heroes brought to life & you can imagine them having a place in any world's history.
I liked the way the Tamuli trilogy unravelled & revealed itself slowly, it jumped around a lot less (plot wise) the Elenium, & the plots tied in together nicely.
My only annoyance was the local dialect that some of the characters adopted, although it was supposed to be endearing I couldn't get along with it & often skimmed as oppose to read!
Buy Elenium first & then the Tamuli... both are excellent
excellent - i couldn't put it down - By: david arundell, 05 Aug 2003 i bought this book whilst on holiday because i'd run out of reading material. a friend had recommended eddings so i bought it. i was a bit dubious at first - a new author & alll that. but after reading the first chapter i couldn't put the book down. i was so wrapped up in the story that once i'd finished i went out & bought The Shining Ones & The Hidden City. i am now a fan of eddings & have bought nearly alll his books in the space of a few weeks.
Sir Sparhawk, Ehlana et al are so realistic that i sometimes feel like popping over for a cuppa. & the understated humour that runs through the trilogy made me "happy as pigs in mud" - to coin a phrase. the characters within these books are absolutely essential & not just for the story. the way eddings writes them makes them integral parts of a well oiled machine.
excellent reading material
yet another great eddings book - By: , 02 Feb 2002 the story of sparhawk & his queen continues. still wonderful. ehlana, who didn't appear much in the previous series, is wonderful & the other characters are brilliantly funny.
it was amazing - By: , 09 Apr 2000 after reading alll david eddings other books you might think you might get used to the effects he wants to represent but stiil he amazed me!
Sparhawks adventures have just started - By: , 19 Oct 1999 Absolutely fascinating. Eddings brings back the characters to full life. At least here we get to know more about the different & mostly interesting companions. This book is the promising start to a new Trilogy. I wouldn't want to miss it!!!!!
