The Diamond Throne
- Published
- 1 January 1989
- Pages
- 435
- ISBN-13
- 9780345367693
- Type
- novel
About this book
The Diamond Throne opened The Elenium in 1989 at 435 pages, recalling battle-scarred Pandion Knight Sparhawk from exile to find his queen, Ehlana, poisoned into a magical coma and encased in slowly killing crystal.
Key facts about The Diamond Throne
The Diamond Throne is a novel by David Eddings. Readers have had it since 1989. It runs to 435 pages.
Our list holds 1 edition of The Diamond Throne. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780345367693 to find the main one.
The Diamond Throne is book 1 of 3 in The Elenium series. The series has 3 published books. As a result, this is the book to start the series with.
Additionally, David Eddings writes The Belgariad, The Malloreon and The Tamuli, plus 1 more series. Those series sit on our epic fantasy shelf. Meanwhile, The Younger Gods is the latest published David Eddings book on file, from 2006.
About David Eddings
David Eddings was an American fantasy author whose Belgariad and Malloreon series, launched with Pawn of Prophecy in 1982, became two of the best-selling and most influential epic fantasy sagas of the 1980s, helping cement the multi-book quest-fantasy format as a commercial mainstay. See every David Eddings book in order.
Its place in The Elenium
The Diamond Throne is book 1 in the The Elenium series. It is followed by The Ruby Knight. See the full The Elenium reading order.
The Elenium introduces Sparhawk, a battle-scarred Pandion Knight recalled from ten years of exile to find the queen he serves, Ehlana, poisoned into a magical coma by a rival sorceress and encased in enchanted crystal that's slowly killing her. With his queen's fading life as a ticking clock, Sparhawk assembles a mismatched party of knights from rival militant church orders -- men trained to distrust each other on principle -- alongside the ancient, foul-tempered Styric sorceress Sephrenia, to search for a…
Editions
- edition · unknown publisher · — · ISBN 9780345367693