I read different book series and a specialist book at the same time. When choosing my next book, I always wanted an overview. This page was created out of this wish. Here you will find books from both the private sector (mainly fantasy and thrillers) and professional environments.
The dragon has risen and disappeared. The group has divided to search the empire for him, while a significant event in the middle of the empire suddenly demands their full attention. At the same time, the dangers grow, which increases the tension—the perfect reading for relaxed afternoons in the sun.
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To book reviewIn the third part of this book series, everything gets bigger, faster, and more intense. After Tad finds himself trapped in a closed dungeon at the end of the last novel, he must find a way out. The level-up mechanics take a back seat, and the aspects of experience and training come to the fore. Instead, Tad unwittingly finds a mentor. But will his preparation make Tad strong enough for the new final boss?
In the fourth volume, something unexpected happens. Another Dungeon Master attacks. Near defeat, a surprising ally arrives with a hint of how everything might turn out for the better. But for that to happen, the boundaries of the dungeon must be redefined. This takes the journey deeper—both figuratively and literally.
The fourth part prepares the grand finale. The war of shadows has given way to an open struggle. Some parties have concluded alliances, others are desperately walking paths that lead to impossible decisions. The boundaries between good and evil become increasingly blurred. Who will keep the upper hand …
The start of the new trilogy has a lot of potential. Drizzt's father, Zaknafein, has risen. However, the reunion is not a happy meeting, but burdened by prejudices and false expectations; not to mention the evil powers that put the hero in the tavern.
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