Servant of the Empire
Readers rate it 4.2 (175 on Hardcover)
827 pages · Released 1990 · Grafton
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Servant of the Empire is the second book in Feist and Wurts' epic fantasy series, featuring political intrigue, military conflict, and the strategic rise of a determined female protagonist in a richly imagined world. The story contains moderate fantasy violence, some sexual content woven into political arrangements, and mature themes around power and survival, making it better suited for older teens than younger readers. The protagonist demonstrates resilience, cunning, and moral growth, offering positive messages about integrity and perseverance despite challenging circumstances.
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- Midkemia (Imaginary place)
- Magic
- Fiction
- Fiction, fantasy, epic
- Mara (fictitious character), fiction
- Fantasy
- Science Fiction
- Novels
- Historical Novels
- War Novels
- English
- Adventure
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ISBN 9780586203811 · Grafton