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The Warrior's Tale
The Warrior's Tale
Author: Allan Cole, Chris Bunch
#1 Bestselling Authors of The Far Kingdoms — THE WARRIOR'S TALE — Captain Rali Emilie Antero came from an illustrious family of traders, wizards, and adventurers. But Rali cared little for magic, and even less for journeying. She was a soldier, captain of the elite Maranon Guard, staunch defenders of the majestic city of Orissa. But her family leg...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780345387349
ISBN-10: 0345387341
Publication Date: 5/1/1995
Rating:
  • Currently 3.9/5 Stars.
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3.9 stars, based on 8 ratings
Publisher: Del Rey
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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maighdline avatar reviewed The Warrior's Tale on + 28 more book reviews
I loved this book. Passionately. I read the last 1/3 in one sitting. It is slam full of strong female characters. Rali, the Captain of the Maranon Guard, in particular. But there are so many others I loved: Polillo, the axe-wielding woman with a giant's strength, Corais, the woman who gave her life to save Rali, and Ismet, an older warrior who is the heart of the Maranon. Even Xia, the princess, kicked butt.

Sure, they are all lesbians, every last one of them, but it was so very refreshing to have an entire cast of strong female characters that I didn't mind a bit. In fact, it just added to my glee at their lack of care for what society thinks. It was so refreshing to find a book that unabashedly says that women are equal to (and sometimes better than) their male counterparts. Couple that with a great story, and I was hooked.

The action didn't stop. The scenic lands were inspiring. The demons and evil Archon were scary. This book had everything from cannibalistic demons to sea battles to love scenes. It was so far and away better than it's prequel, and many other Fantasy books that I've read, that I'd give it 13 stars if I could.
tarheelcoin avatar reviewed The Warrior's Tale on + 84 more book reviews
Entertaining tale - lots of action, magic, some humor, a little sadness.
mrrob avatar reviewed The Warrior's Tale on + 83 more book reviews
Good story! At first, it was hard to "get into", but as I stuck with it, it got better and better. A little different, as it is written as a tale being told to a scribe who intends to publish it for the warrior woman hero. If you don't mind a slow starting saga, I highly recommend it!


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