The diamond throne
Readers rate it 3.7 (152 on Hardcover)
435 pages · Released 1990 · Ballantine Books
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The Diamond Throne is an epic fantasy adventure featuring knights, magic, and a quest to save a queen. While the story contains fantasy combat and some dark themes, it remains relatively restrained and focuses on heroism, loyalty, and redemption. The narrative rewards courage and moral conviction, making it appropriate for mature middle-grade readers and teens, though some younger readers might find certain scenes unsettling.
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Sparhawk--Pandion Knight and Queen's Champion--finds his land under evil rule and the queen deathly ill upon his return, and sets off with his magic-empowered friends to find a cure. Sparhawk--Pandion Knight and Queen's Champion--finds his land under evil rule and the queen deathly ill upon his return, and sets off with his magic-empowered friends to find a cure.
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- Knights and knighthood
- Eosia (Imaginary place)
- Sparhawk (Fictitious character)
- Fiction
- Gems
- Magic
- Fiction, fantasy, general
- Sparhawk (fictitious character), fiction
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- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Adventure
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ISBN 9780345367693 · Ballantine Books