Roger Taylor (1) (1938–2023)

Taylor writes amazing epic fantasy that is often contained in a single book and this is one of them. He weaves a complex world that you can see as a possible otherworld but you can also see some of his weaknesses and commonly used character types.

Thyrn is a young in-experienced Caddoran, a group of people within this world who can relay messages exactly as said, from their ability to encompas the message and somewhat get the thinking behind the message this leads Thyrn to see too much into the mind of Vashnar, the commander of Arvenstaat's Wardens. This leads to Thyrn running from the world he knows, but his path will lead him back to fight against the evil that Vashnar has embraced.

The ending is very rushed and maybe it would have been better served by being two books instead of one.… (más)

This is an old favourite and the first Roger Taylor I read years ago. Antyr is a dream-finder, a man from a elite group of people who can read people's dreams and work out what's troubling people. He's trying, and not succeeding, to fill his father's shoes as leader of the Guild and his earth holder, the wolf Tarrian, is getting more and more annoyed with him.
And then the dreams of the Duke and his sons start taking a sinister turn and that's where Antyr starts finding a place in the world that's all his.… (más)