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Fantasy · 1989 · PG

King of the Murgos

by David Eddings

Garion and his companions enter the deadly Murgo territories in search of his kidnapped son in this second Malloreon quest.

For10+GenreFantasyLength422 pagesRead time~12 hours

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Violence

Some

Fantasy adventure violence appropriate for the Eddings style

Language

Barely any

Minimal language

Sexual Content

None

No significant sexual content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Themes of parenthood, adventure, and the long quest

What this book is about

The second Malloreon novel continues the epic fantasy quest with Eddings' signature light adventure tone. Violence is fantasy-appropriate. Appropriate for adult and older teen fantasy fans.

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Fantasy adventure

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