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Original Title:	Blue Adept
ISBN:	0345352459 (ISBN13: 9780345352453)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Apprentice Adept #2

Blue Adept (Apprentice Adept #2)

Piers Anthony

Paperback | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 3.95 | 13202 Users | 126 Reviews

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In Book Two of the epic adventure that began in SPLIT INFINITY, Stile discovers life on Proton and Phaze is getting more difficult. On Proton he's a serf trying to prove his right to exist by competing in the Great Games. And on Phaze, where only magic worked, he was the Blue Adept trying to master the powers of sorcery. On both worlds, someone was trying to assassinate him. And as if that weren't enough, he has to win the love of Lady Blue, fight a dragon, discover the ultimate weapon, and of course, seek out the all-powerful Citizen who was trying to kill him!
THE APPRENTICE ADEPT SERIES
Book One: SPLIT INFINITY
Book Two: BLUE ADEPT
Book Three: JUXTAPOSITION

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Title	:	Blue Adept (Apprentice Adept #2)
Author	:	Piers Anthony
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	August 12th 1987 by Del Rey (first published 1981)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Science Fiction. Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy

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Some nice light outdated misogynist fluff. Essence: My life is in danger, that girl has a nice ass.

This is one of the few fantasy books I've read and the story is very entertaining. I have read this trilogy twice.

The saga of the sex robot continues1 March 2012 Hmm, as I glanced at some of the reviews I seemed to notice the suggestion that it really is not a stand alone book, but rather a direct continuation of book one (in the same way that the Two Towers is a direct continuation of Fellowship of the Ring) though that is hardly an issue considering the number of series out there that need to be read in order. Fortunately not all serial books are like that (such as The Dresden Files) but many are (in

I definitely enjoyed this book. I found the expanded knowledge of Phaze enjoyable and the regular jumps back and forth between Phaze and Photon kept the pace interesting and didn't let it linger in one frame too long. The constant contests between Blue and the Unicorn leader, Blue and the dragon, blue and the other tourney contestants, and blue and red also kept the action moving. I look forward to seeing where we go next.

Piers Anthony is a consummate author.The storylines, whimsical and dramatic alike, will propel you from front to back cover at the speed of a good storyteller.

Middle book of a trilogy is supposed to be the weakest.To some extent that is true as the protagonist leans more and more on magic than his own wits.Serendipity, never very far away in any of the trilogy, presents itself as the solution for Phaze problems.What saves the book is the Game and especially the GRID, providing interesting negotiations and balances to overcome.The role of the self-aware robots is odd; Anthony has difficulty being consistent with what is an essentially impossible

When I was 13, I read a lot of Piers Anthony, and when I say a lot, I mean a lot. The guy was pretty much all I read, from the Xanth series to the Incarnations of Immortality series, and even the Battle Circle and Bio of a Space Tyrant series, but my favorite of his books from that time would have to be the Apprentice Adept series. I read them again in my late 20s and thought they held up pretty well, so when I got on a bit of a nostalgia kick recently, I thought Id give these another go, just