Secondhand Fantasy Fiction Bargain Book Box SP4014

Secondhand Fantasy Fiction Bargain Book Box SP4014

Twenty-four titles from the golden age of quest fantasy — David Eddings’s complete Belgariad, Malloreon, Elenium, and Tamuli alongside the companion volumes Belgarath the Sorcerer and Polgara the Sorceress, and Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman’s complete Darksword trilogy and Death Gate Cycle. A near-complete collected library of two of the genre’s most beloved writing partnerships in a single box. Please note these are secondhand copies and may show light signs of wear.

1. Forging the Darksword — Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman — The first Darksword volume, in which Joram, born without magical power in a world that considers this a death sentence, forges a weapon capable of challenging the world order.
2. Doom of the Darksword — Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman — The second volume; Joram’s weapon and its wielder bring war to the enchanted realm of Thimhallan.
3. Triumph of the Darksword — Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman — The concluding volume; the consequences of Joram’s rebellion reshape everything the reader has come to understand about this world.
4. Darksword Adventures — Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman — A companion volume providing a complete guide to the world of Thimhallan; essential for readers who want to explore beyond the main narrative.
5. Pawn of Prophecy — David Eddings — The first Belgariad novel; a farm boy named Garion sets out on an impossible quest and begins to understand who he truly is. Eddings’s warmth, wit, and gift for ensemble characterisation are immediately apparent.
6. Queen of Sorcery — David Eddings — The second Belgariad; Garion and his companions travel south through kingdoms both beautiful and dangerous in pursuit of the stolen Orb of Aldur.
7. Magician’s Gambit — David Eddings — The third Belgariad; the quest moves into the heartland of the dark god Torak’s power. Eddings is at his best in the middle volumes of this series.
8. Seeress of Kell — David Eddings — The fifth and final Malloreon; everything the Belgariad and Malloreon have built toward reaches its culmination here.
9. The Diamond Throne — David Eddings — The first Elenium; Sir Sparhawk returns from exile to find his queen frozen in enchanted sleep. This trilogy shows Eddings working with darker, more complex material than the Belgariad.
10. The Ruby Knight — David Eddings — The second Elenium; Sparhawk’s quest for the Bhelliom takes him into the ancient and dangerous world of Styric magic.
11. The Sapphire Rose — David Eddings — The concluding Elenium; the Bhelliom is recovered and wielded in a climax that is one of the more emotionally satisfying in Eddings’s output.
12. Belgarath the Sorcerer — David & Leigh Eddings — The first companion novel, following the great sorcerer Belgarath through seven thousand years of history; an extraordinary expansion of the Belgariad world.
13. Castle of Wizardry — David Eddings — The fourth Belgariad; the stolen Orb is recovered and the true nature of the quest becomes clear. Eddings handles the mid-series revelation with real skill.
14. Enchanters’ End Game — David Eddings — The fifth Belgariad; the final confrontation between Garion and the dark god Torak that the entire series has been building toward.
15. Guardians of the West — David Eddings — The first Malloreon; the next generation has grown up and a new quest begins, darker and more ambiguous than the original.
16. King of the Murgos — David Eddings — The second Malloreon; Garion and his companions travel through the land of the Murgos in search of their missing son.
17. Dragon Wing — Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman — The first Death Gate Cycle volume, set in a world fragmented into four elemental realms; a condemned man is offered his life in exchange for an impossible mission.
18. Elven Star — Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman — The second Death Gate Cycle, set in the jungle world of Pryan. Weis and Hickman build their four-world cosmology with considerable ingenuity.
19. Fire Sea — Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman — The third Death Gate Cycle, set in Abarrach — a world of necromancy and the dead. The darkest of the four elemental realms.
20. Domes of Fire — David Eddings — The first Tamuli; Sir Sparhawk’s world has reached an apparently stable peace, but strange new threats are emerging from the east.
21. The Shining Ones — David Eddings — The second Tamuli; the threat from the east proves stranger than anything Sparhawk has faced before, involving beings older than the world itself.
22. The Hidden City — David Eddings — The concluding Tamuli; the nature of the enemy is revealed in one of the more surprising plot turns in Eddings’s career.
23. Demon Lord of Karanda — David Eddings — The third Malloreon; the quest deepens as the companions move further into territory that defies everything established in the Belgariad.
24. Sorceress of Darshiva — David Eddings — The fourth Malloreon; the search for Garion’s missing son brings the companions closer to a truth that will challenge everything the Belgariad established.