Empire Trilogy · Book 1

Daughter of the Empire

Published
19 May 1987
Pages
528
ISBN-13
9780007375646
Type
novel
Cover of Daughter of the Empire

About this book

Daughter of the Empire opens the trilogy in May 1987, introducing Mara of the Acoma as a teenage girl thrust into leadership of her nearly destroyed noble house -- the first of three novels Raymond E. Feist wrote as full co-author with Janny Wurts.

Key facts about Daughter of the Empire

Daughter of the Empire is a novel by Janny Wurts and Raymond E. Feist. Readers have had it since 19 May 1987. It runs to 528 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Daughter of the Empire. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780007375646 to find the main one.

Daughter of the Empire is book 1 of 3 in the Empire Trilogy series. The series has 3 published books. As a result, this is the book to start the series with. Mistress of the Empire is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 1 April 1992.

Additionally, Raymond E. Feist writes Riftwar Saga, Krondor's Sons and Serpentwar Saga, plus 8 more series. Those series sit on our fantasy shelf. Meanwhile, A Darkness Returns is the latest published Raymond E. Feist book on file, from 1 August 2024.

About Raymond E. Feist

Raymond E. Feist is an American fantasy author best known for the Riftwar Cycle, a sprawling multi-series saga launched with Magician (1982) and set primarily in the world of Midkemia, which Feist originally developed as a Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting before turning it into fiction. See every Raymond E. Feist book in order.

Its place in Empire Trilogy

Daughter of the Empire is book 1 in the Empire Trilogy series. It is followed by Servant of the Empire. See the full Empire Trilogy reading order.

When the Riftwar Saga's invasion crosses to Kelewan, Feist and co-author Janny Wurts turn the camera around: the Empire Trilogy tells the same interdimensional war from the Tsurani side, through Mara of the Acoma, a teenage girl forced to become Ruling Lady of a nearly destroyed noble house after her father and brother are killed in battle. Where the Riftwar Saga is fairly traditional Western sword-and-sorcery, the Empire books are court-intrigue political fantasy built around Kelewan's rigid, honor-bound Game of…

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