The House of Bairn: Magelord Trilogy #3

by Thomas K. Martin

The enthralling conclusion to the Magelord Trilogy!An ancient legend of fear still holds the land in its grip. While those with the Power flee King Gavin's wrath, Bjorn, a simple hunter, discovers... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 044100623X
• ISBN13: 9780441006236
• Release Date: May 1999
• Publisher: Ace Books
• Length: 292 Pages
• Weight: 0.36 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Awesome book

The reason this book is so great is because theres so much magic! In other books people can do dumb stuff like light candles and make lightning bolts come from the sky. Big deal! This book was all action and major magic. The first book pretty good, but there were to many boring war scenes, and the second book wasn't very good, but this was amazing! Where in the Awakening, there were a lot of war scenes, there is a lot of politics in this book. Thats usually bad, but this book combined politics, betrayal, and magic perfectly. If you like magic, you'll love this book!

The Best of the Magelord series!

By far the best Magelord book. A must-read, especially if you've read the first two books.

what a suprise ending!

this book definitely makes this series worth reading. where the other two books dragged on with boring war stories this book gave a ending that i would of never of thought to occur. it is certainly diffrent with a story line simillar to Revlations in the Holy Bible.

This is a amazing book

This is one of my favioret books. It is so intesting. I only wish it was longer, you would have thought an extra houndred pages could have fit into those thousand years. It just got better and better in this series.

One of the few books I can read again and again!

I picked this book up because it seemed interesting, and after looking through the pages for a few moments, I decided it was pretty good, and picked it up, and read it straight through, then started at the begining again. Let me tell you, that's something I haven't done since I picked up the Mallorean just after Demon Lord of Karanda was published. Magelord is the story of Bjorn, a member of a secret group of mage gifted people, who must discover the ancient secrets and powers of the Magelords, a group of wizard-tyrants who had ruled the world a thousand years ago, in order to prevent all his people from being slain by a holy crusade. One of the best books I've ever read.