The Malloreon Series by David Eddings 5 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
Guardians of the West
King of the Murgos
Demon Lord of Karanda
Sorceress of Darshiva
Seeress of Kell

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Corgi

Overview
The Malloreon is David Eddings' celebrated five-book sequel to The Belgariad, continuing the story of Garion, Belgarath, and Polgara as an ancient prophecy pulls them across a sprawling fantasy world. This paperback set gathers Guardians of the West, King of the Murgos, Demon Lord of Karanda, Sorceress of Darshiva, and Seeress of Kell, letting readers follow the full arc from a fragile peace through a desperate quest to the saga's resolution. Packed with political intrigue, mythic stakes, and Eddings' trademark humor, it's an ideal way to experience the complete continuation of the Belgariad universe.

About the Books
Set years after The Belgariad, Guardians of the West opens with the god Torak slain and Garion, now King of Riva, hoping for lasting peace, only for a darker prophecy to surface. King of the Murgos sends Garion and his companions into hostile territory as they race to recover his infant son, taken by the sorceress Zandramas. Demon Lord of Karanda pushes the group into war-torn Mallorea, where demonic forces summoned by a rogue priest add fresh danger to the pursuit. Sorceress of Darshiva narrows the chase as the party closes in on Zandramas across shifting alliances, while Seeress of Kell brings the journey to its conclusion at the fabled city of Kell, where the final pieces of the prophecy fall into place. Throughout the five books, Eddings balances large-scale world-building with the character-driven banter and loyalty among Garion's circle that made the original Belgariad novels so popular. Themes of destiny, found family, and the cost of power run through every volume, and the shifting kingdoms and rivals give the series its scope. Read as a set, the five books deliver one continuous arc, rewarding readers who move straight from one volume into the next.

Key Benefits

• All five Malloreon novels together in one matching paperback set
• Continues the story from The Belgariad in Eddings' shared fantasy universe
• Uniform paperback editions make a cohesive, shelf-ready collection
• Great gift for established epic fantasy readers and collectors
• Complete story arc from opening peace through final resolution
• Brand new condition, ready to read straight out of the box

Book-by-Book Guide
Guardians of the West — Torak is dead and Garion is King of Riva, but a new prophecy soon threatens his fragile peace.
King of the Murgos — Garion journeys into hostile Murgo lands pursuing his infant son, taken by the sorceress Zandramas.
Demon Lord of Karanda — The chase pushes into war-torn Mallorea, where demonic forces raise the stakes.
Sorceress of Darshiva — The hunt for Zandramas tightens across shifting territories as the endgame draws closer.
Seeress of Kell — The long quest reaches its climax at Kell, where the final threads of prophecy are revealed.

About the Author
David Eddings (1931–2009) was an American fantasy author best known for The Belgariad and its sequel series, The Malloreon, along with The Elenium and The Tamuli. Born in Spokane, Washington, he studied at Reed College and the University of Washington before turning to full-time writing. Working closely with his wife and co-author Leigh Eddings, he built one of modern fantasy's most enduring shared worlds, known for its accessible prose and blend of humor with high-stakes adventure that has kept generations of readers coming back to Garion's world.

Why You'll Love This Set
Owning all five Malloreon novels together means no hunting for missing volumes or mismatched covers, just a complete, ready-to-read continuation of a beloved saga. It's a natural pick for a birthday gift, holiday season present, or fantasy fan's bookshelf, and a satisfying way to relive Garion's journey from start to finish.

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