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The Sunset Warrior (Sunset Warrior Cycle #1)

Eric Van Lustbader

Paperback | Pages: 0 pages

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Original Title:	The Sunset Warrior
ISBN:	0425061698 (ISBN13: 9780425061695)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Sunset Warrior Cycle #1

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Ronin called no man master.
He was the finest swordsman of the Freehold, as sharp and deadly as his blade. Yet as the ancient city faltered, Ronin alone refused to pledge himself to any of the powerful Saardin who ruled the crumbling underground world of levels.
But now dark magic was loose in the world. As the ravings of the Magic Man foretold doom, Ronin and his lover, the sensual K'reen, were swept into a maelstrom of treachery, violence, and sudden death.
Their only hope lay in the lost scroll of the Ancients. And the desperate search led Ronin down into the very bowels of the earth, and up again, to the barrier of Freehold, where the endless ice began . . . .

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Title	:	The Sunset Warrior (Sunset Warrior Cycle #1)
Author	:	Eric Van Lustbader
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 0 pages
Published	:	October 15th 1980 by Berkley (first published 1977)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Science Fiction. Fiction. Apocalyptic. Post Apocalyptic

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Ratings: 3.7 From 1234 Users | 51 Reviews

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I didn't think it was great but Eric Van Lustbader (I've never read one of his books before, by the way) can write action scenes well. The world building isn't really in-depth, but I'm sure things are fleshed out in the sequels, which I'll definitely get to sometime.

I read this series long ago, when I started reading adult sci-fi and fantasy books. It was one of my favorites. The first novel holds up pretty well today. One thing I admired was Lustbader's ability to get the story rolling in the first 20 pages. He introduces the main character, you get an idea of his personality and skill, you learn something about the social system and get a sense of who the villains are going to be. After that it rolls on. The characters are appealing, the plot interesting,

The sunset warrior is about Ronin a warrior would lives in a underground catacomb type world miles below the surface of the world above which is cover with ice now . The story is that a war was fought and all humans and life were wipped out ( and the air became unbreathable for a couple of years ) But what is folk tale and whats true ?The few that survived built the underground to escape what was to come. Than return to the surface when it was safe. Years pasted and generations as well and only

This is a very confusing story, and I am not sure exactly what it is about. It appears to be a power struggle among the "leaders" of a society, that lives on multiple levels, two miles underground. They have no records or documentation, so they cannot repair the machines that provide their food and atmosphere. As a result, they face extinction. This is not one of Van Lustbader's better efforts. Add a whole bunch of typo's, and it only rates 2 stars.

http://koeur.wordpress.com/2014/04/01...Publisher: Open Road Publishing Date: March 2014 ISBN: 9781480470897 Genre: Fantasy Rating: 2.5/5Publisher Description: In an underground world, a rogue swordsman fights to save civilization Centuries after an ecological calamity turned the surface of the world to ice, mankind has retreated beneath the earths crust. In the contained environment of the Freehold, civilization reverts to feudalism and lords known as Saardin maintain their grip on power

Dark future world with a fraction of humanity living in ancient ruins of their technological and magical past. Their world is dying in an iceage while surviving kilometers underground.Interested yet? Well, other the Lustbaders decent fight scenes that is all you'll get till the last 10 pages. There he gives a twisted ending to get you to buy the next book. Fairly contrived for me.