Plus, there’s also the memorable scene of Pug’s wrath. I also enjoyed that the majority of the story takes place in the Asian-inspired setting of Telewan. The character’s development of Pug and Tomas-for better or worse-were totally intriguing to me. And to be fair, before I get to the things that didn’t click with me, there were indeed several things that intrigued me so much. Despite the issues I had with Magician: Apprentice, I thought that book did have plenty of redeeming factors that I thought could be explored further in the second half. Magician: Master is the second half of Magician-the first book in the Riftwar Saga series-by Raymond E.
I gave this an honest attempt, but I won’t be continuing with the Riftwar Saga.
And one that will change the course of the war – and two worlds – forever. Pug yearns to train as a warrior and fight for his kingdom alongside his foster-brother, Tomas, but instead he is forced to follow a different path: a path that will lead him right into the heart of the enemy. War is coming to the Kingdom of the Isles from another world, bringing with it chaos and destruction. I was once an orphaned kitchen boy, with no family and no prospects, but I am destined to become a master magician…
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