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Servant of the Empire is a fantasy novel by American writers Raymond E. Feist and Janny Wurts.

Servant of the Empire is a fantasy novel by American writers Raymond E. Published in 1990, it is the second book in the Empire Trilogy, preceded by 1987's Daughter of the Empire and followed by Mistress of the Empire in 1992. In the world of Kelewan, Mara of the Acoma has now become an expert player in the Game of the Council through bloody political maneuvering

I wish to have one of the Acoma spies close at hand. Tasaio considered a rising ribbon of smoke as if it told him secrets. As the runner reached the front of the estate house, Keyoke hobbled down on his crutch to offer greeting. For the Lady of the Acoma!' cried the messenger.

I wish to have one of the Acoma spies close at hand. He went on, 'I would observe this servant.

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RAYMOND E. FEIST and JANNY WURTS Servant of the Empire. Book Two of the Empire Trilogy. HarperVoyager An imprint of ers Ltd. 1 London Bridge Street London SE1 9GF. Previously published in paperback by HarperCollins Science Fiction & Fantasy 1993. First published in Great Britain by Grafton Books 1990. The Authors assert the moral right to be identified as the authors of this work.

Servant of the Empire Hardcover – 1 Sep 1990. by Raymond E. Feist (Author), Janny Wurts (Author). In this book, Mara overcomes the grief and emotional torment she endured during her marriage to Bunto of the Anasati clan, and begins thinking of the future

Servant of the Empire Hardcover – 1 Sep 1990. In this book, Mara overcomes the grief and emotional torment she endured during her marriage to Bunto of the Anasati clan, and begins thinking of the future. All the time, she struggles to foil plots by her family's ancient enemy to obliterate her house. She also becomes enamored with a most-unlikely lover, in the form of Kevin of Zun, a captured Midkemian noble brought to her estates as a slave (more on this later). Feist, Janny Wurts. Behind him, the first heavily laden silk wagons creaked to a standstill, the stamp of the needra teams scattering ochre dust on the breeze. sed battle armour made his knees ache and his back cramp; getting too old for campaign in the field, he thought. Yet the warrior within him prevailed. Neither age nor fatigue reflected in Keyoke’s stance as he turned keen eyes toward the crest of the hill and scanned the roadway ahead. To the men who stood in neat ranks behind their officers, Keyoke was as he had.

With Servant of the Empire fantasy author Janny Wurts successfully continues her magnificent Kelewan .

With Servant of the Empire fantasy author Janny Wurts successfully continues her magnificent Kelewan series. Lady Mara of the Acoma not only has succeeded to strengthen her terribly weakened house, but also has managed to strike a severe blow to the House of Minwanabi, her blood-sworn arch-enemies. The only one of Feist's novels that I have read 4 times, Servant of the Empire is a brilliant balance of politics that would make anything on earth seem like a nursery game, and an emotional upheaval in a woman who for the first time sees the injustices of the society she has been brought up to love before all other things.

Servant of the Empire. Through bloody political manoeuvring she has become a powerful force within the Empire; but surrounded by deadly rivals, Mara has to be the best simply to stay alive

SERVANT of the EMPIRE. Raymond E. Feist lives in Rancho Santa Fe, California, and was born and raised in Southern California. He is the author of the bestselling and critically acclaimed Riftwar Saga (Magician, Silverthorn, A Darkness at Sethanon and Prince of Blood), Faerie Tale and The King's Buccaneer

Servant of the empire. Sequel to: Daughter of the empire.