Hidden City (The Tamuli)

I loved it! He wraps up the Elenium and the Tamuli in a satisfying way, yet leaves you craving more. Its a wonderful adventure and it also has plenty of David Eddings hilarious sense of humor (the conversations between Flute and Danae are absolutely priceless!). I just hope he writes more books about Sparhawk and the gang!

This book is like any other of David Eddng's books-Awsome! It has all the makings of a great fantasy book with magic, demons, monsters, spellcasters, knights and gods. This book along with all the other books of "The Tamuli" series is well written with a great storyline. I recommend this book to anyone who likes great fantasy novels.

David Eddings masters the written word and this book proves it. The book uses figurative language to describe everything from battles to scenery. Even thought its length is intimidating, Eddings uses every page for the plot, unlike some books which have nothing but filler. It is my recomendation that you read this and everything else written by David Eddings.

I found The Hidden City (book three of the Tamuli), by David Eddings a fantacy lovers dream. This book was filled with action, magic, fighting, and honor. Sparhawk, a pandoin knight ventured out into the world so that he could contend with the evil god Crygon. Kleal the king of hell, was brought back from his banishment to battle with Belliom Kleal's opposite. Queen Ehlana, Sparhawk's wife was abducted to futher the evil gods plan. Fantacy lovers everywhere should read this book. But before you do read Domes Of Fire and the Shining Ones books one and two of the Tamuli