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Legacy of Kings (The Magister Trilogy #3)

C.S. Friedman

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 464 pages

Rating: 4 | 2574 Users | 166 Reviews

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Original Title:	Legacy of Kings
ISBN:	1841495352 (ISBN13: 9781841495354)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Magister Trilogy #3

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Legacy of Kings is the final book in C.S. Friedman’s Magister trilogy. Legacy picks up immediately following the events in “Wings of Wrath”. King Salvatore is building his army to make a final stand against the Souleaters all the while trying to come to grips with his lyr blood and how that will affect his faith. Queen Gwenifar is racing against time to train as a guardian and decipher the series of events after her sacrifice on the Throne of Tears in order to unite the lyr bloodline in her son’s army. Kamala is exploring her unique Magister abilities and still trying to fit into Magister society ruled solely by males. Colivar’s past is finally reveled and he alone knows the origin of the Magisters and what this will mean in the battle to come.

My favorite part of this book and the entire series is the magic system. Unlike some series I have read where magic wielders draw from the elements, or study various arcane phases and formula, Friedman’s system ups the ante a bit. How would you use magic if you had to draw from your own life force and could not replenish it, or on the flipside, if you could draw power from the soul of someone you had never met and when you used it up you simply moved on to another person? Each group is faced with different choices and their decisions shape their lives and the lives of others in dramatic ways.

There are many revelations in “Legacy” and all your questions are answered. There were many “ah ha” moments for me and several things I never saw coming. I love being surprised like that. I recommend re-reading Feast of Souls and Wings of Wrath before reading Legacy. You certainly do not have to nor will it detract from the amazing experience this book gives, but there are many things I did not catch in my initial reads of Feast and Wings and it made Legacy even more enjoyable.

I have not read all of Ms. Friedman’s work but the Coldfire trilogy is my all time favorite read. I rank the Magister trilogy right up there with it because she writes such compelling characters. The characters are complex and never black and white, but myriad shades of gray. At first blush you clearly see the “good” and “evil” side but as you read further you see the reasons behind their actions and can sympathize with them. The mark of a great author is when you are so drawn into the story that you begin to rationalize the characters actions and think, “yes, that is exactly what I would do”, or “I see why they made that decision”.

I was fortunate enough to get an ARC copy of Legacy from the publisher. I whole-heartedly give this book 5 stars and look forward to re reading the series and future books from Ms. Friedman.

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Title	:	Legacy of Kings (The Magister Trilogy #3)
Author	:	C.S. Friedman
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 464 pages
Published	:	December 1st 2011 by DAW Books Inc (first published September 6th 2011)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy. Dark Fantasy

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Ratings: 4 From 2574 Users | 166 Reviews

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Could have been so much more

Not as good as most of her other ending works, but still surprisingly satisfying. More thorough review pending a sleep on it.

The conclusion to the trilogy, and with most trilogies everything gets nearly wrapped up in the last 50 pages. I'm always amazed how something that is portrayed as a dark, apocalyptic world ending threat always gets vanquished with no issues in the end. We've spent three books dreading the souleater invasion, only to have two of the main characters take care of the problem. Colivar's constant worrying about the 'bestial nature of the soul' just feels over wrought and in the end, doesn't amount

A solid trilogy that I thoroughly enjoyed. It didn't have the magic of the Coldfire trilogy, but few series do.

This was a great conclusion to the series. they were hinting at the ultimate reveal throughout the whole series but I still didn't beleive it. It was great. I was very happy to be surprised.I really thought the soul eater queen was gonna end up turning good again, but I'm happy they didnt, although I wouldn't have minded seeing behind her curtain a little more.

As I turn over the last page of the epilogue, I am taken over by a complete and utter sense of satisfaction and fulfilment. When was the last time I picked up a book so enticing that I absolutely could not put it down? When was the last I was so mesmerized by a story that it felt like I was there and witnessing the events myself? I can't remember while basking in the warm after-glow of the pure awesomeness of this piece of writing.The third of the trilogy really tied up the loose ends. It

I don't know why I read this trilogy over so many years. I should have read them all together at once because I LOVED THIS SERIES SO MUCH! The final book did NOT disappoint and I adored it. I couldn't put it down until it was finished. Low key obsessed with Coliver now and Kamala was amazing as always. This trilogy is definitely in my favorites now.