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Vazkor Son of Vazkor Edition (Paperback)

by Tanith Lee (Author)
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3.0 out of 5 stars The sequel to her classic "The Birthgrave", Jun 11 1997
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This review is from: 02 Vazkor Son Of Vazkor (Paperback)
It follows the story of the son of the witch-goddess of the prequel, given the name Tuvek by his adoptive parents: chieftain Ettook and city-born Tathra. His story (at this point, in any case) is not as engrossing as his mothers, though, as we already know his history. Most of this book is buildup, waiting for him to discover what we already know, that he is the son of warlord/king Vazkor and his bride, the witch-goddess Uastis. Tuvek discovers that his father is not so revered in the city over which he once reigned and brought to ruin. The people of the city believe him to be his father reincarnated, and imprison him. The balance of the book concerns Tuvek/Vazkor escaping his pursuers, discovering his powers, and vowing vengeance on his mother for killing his father and abandoning him. Tuvek comes across as a bit of a prick, raping and killing his way through the tribal krarls and ruined cities. Not as good as the other books in this series, in fact, I recommend skipping it and going directly to "Quest for the White Witch" (the story is synopsized in the beginning of that book).
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