yah there is an extended one until just before darkness wars afaik. was most books I had at the time but ty as tht is def a start for everyone :) Troy Lawson From: [email protected] Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 07:14:42 +1000 Subject: Re: Best reading order To: [email protected]
On 18 June 2013 15:45, Troy Lawson <[email protected]> wrote: I have all emails from this list backed up for last few years, jut not unpacking the drive till next week sometime ( I move next tuesday ). If anyone remembers the title that would help immensely but I can skim till I find it if necessary. Troy Lawson PS pls send me a mail I will leave in my inbox to remind me if you want it at [email protected] will make my life a LOT easier. Going through my old e-mails I found this from John from a while ago. It only includes the first three books, The Empire series, and The Wood Boy. To enjoy these books to the fullest they must be read concurrently with The Empire Sequence as our main Character, Pug, appears in bothtrilogies. Read Magician until the end of Chapter 19 and then read Daughter of the Empire.Then read Servant of the Empire until the end of Chapter 5, where we meet up with Pug again.Then start reading from where you left off in Magician up until the end of Chapter 22 and then go back to where you left off in Servant. Read Servant until the end of Chapter 14 and then read Magician until the end of Chapter 28. Now you have arrived at the the Stadium Scene. You now have a choice. The Stadium Scene is where Pug awakens to his true powers. You can ether read this first from Pug's perspective by reading Magician, or you can read this first from Mara's perspective as an outsider who doesn't know Pug.Read until the rift is closed, and then catch up with the other book until the rift is closed.Now read Servant until it mentions the rift is open again. Now finish Magician, then read The Wood Boy, Silverthorn and A Darkness At Sethanon .Now finish Servant and then read Mistress of the Empire. -- Anestis Kozakis | [email protected]
