Sequel to A Wizard of Earthsea, the second book of LeGuin's fabulous Earthsea Trilogy.

They took away everything. Home, family, possessions. They gave her a name. Arha, the Eaten One. They dedicate her life as high priestess to the ancient and nameless Powers of the Earth. And set her down at the Place of the Tombs in the deserts of Atuan. Then, sudenly, a thief came to the dar, endless labyrinth of her kingdom, seeking the greatest treasure of the Tombs, the broen Ring of Erreth-Akbe. A young wizard, Ged...

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I liked this book - it was neat to see a completely different part of Earthsea. However, it was a very odd feeling to see Ged from someone else's point of view. Even so, I can see how it was the right POV. From Ged's POV, it would have been a much different story.

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