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Violence
A lot
Sword fights, battles, and political violence across multiple shadow worlds; some deaths
Language
Some
Moderate adult language in the tradition of 1970s-80s science fantasy
Sexual Content
Some
Some adult romantic content across the ten novels
Substance Use
Barely any
None
Emotional Intensity
Some
The weight of succession politics when everyone at the table is immortal and powerful
What this book is about
The complete ten-volume Chronicles of Amber in one volume—five Corwin novels and five Merlin novels—following the princes of the one true world (Amber) as they scheme, war, and use the power of Pattern to walk between infinite shadow worlds. Roger Zelazny's influential epic fantasy is witty, action-packed, and full of palace intrigue.
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