The Book of Dzur: Comprising the Novels Dzur and Jhegaala (Vlad Taltos Collections 5)

Follow an intricate flow of logic through all it's twists and turns. Nothing worthwhile is ever easy! Brust is the best!

good novel in the series

A great addition the the Vlad Taltos series

You'll need a sense of humour and a sense of the fantastical, but a good story/read.

As advertised

These books continue to be just fantastic.

The world of Dragaera is different from others Fantastic's Worlds. Our friend Vlad is a main character that acts...and think, a lot of times, too much.

I have the entire series and eagerly await more.

Brust's style continues to be engaging - ironic, a little self-deprecating, somewhat arrogant, and slowly becoming more human than before. It's interesting and fun to see the process take place!

Dzur was a great read, with the introduction of a very, VERY, interesting character that we all have been wanting to meet as well as some secrets about those close to vlad. And jheghaala answers that one question thats been burning in the backs of all our minds.. Whats fenario like? no no no.. How did Vlad lose a finger!!?!

steven brust ist voller fantasy genuss! ist mir schleierhaft wieso er eher unbekannt ist. Für fechter ein muss! Zugreifen. 5 Sterne

Another classic