Flight of the Nighthawks

Book One of the Darkwar Saga

By: Raymond E. Feist

Narrated by: Peter Joyce

The New York Times bestselling author revisits his signature world of Midkemia in this first book in a new trilogy that ushers in the third, and most dramatic, Riftwar yet: the Darkwar

Flight of Nighthawks picks up two years after Exile’s Return as Pug, the powerful sorcerer, awakens from a nightmare that portends destruction for all of Midkemia. Disturbed by his dream, Pug calls for a convening of the Conclave of Shadows.

Meanwhile, in a small town on the other side of Midkemia, two young brothers are coming of age. As they travel away from home, towards apprenticeships and adulthood, the boys are attacked by bandits and mistakenly transported to Sorcerer’s Isle, the home of the Conclave of Shadows.

Though they are untrained and unready, the brothers will join the powerful, mysterious Conclave to confront Midkemia’s most looming evil yet—the Nighthawks, assassins feared throughout the centuries. And Pug will face his old nemesis, the evil wizard formerly known as Sidi, now Leso Varen, in a confrontation with everything at stake: his honor, his life, and the future of Midkemia.

Excellent

Great writer & excellent storyteller. Very easy to be present with the characters and story being artfully woven

amazing story, I love these characters

can't wait for my next credit to continue the series!!! things are really starting to heat up.

Great book!

Spellbinding. Great story line. The narrator was excellent. I enjoyed reading Fiest' s books and find listening to them a great experience.

Can’t go wrong with Feist

I listened to this book in ONE DAY. From start to finish .. in a single day. I couldn’t stop listening. Normally I try to space them out but if it is a Feist book, I just can’t put it down.

Takes me back!

I've read several of the books (in order) to this one. Not all of them but a lot of them. This one made me feel like I did when I read Magician for the first time. Maybe it was because of the beginning and how it starts but it carried through the whole book. I'm looking forward to the others in the series if this is what book 1 is like.