Interrelations between Ethshar Books

As it has been said on official Ethshar website, each Ethshar novel stands well on its own. However, there are plenty of nice interrelations between them. Most depending on other novels are 'The Spell of the Black Dagger', an amazing story by the way, and the one recently written, 'The Spriggan Mirror'. And personally, I like them for it.

Interrelations occur more frequently as series grow. Naturally, there smallest amount of them can be found in first three: 'The Misenchanted Sword', 'With A Single Spell' or 'The Unwilling Warlord'.

Not much related to others is 'Taking Flight', which refers back to 'Misenchanted Sword' and 'With A Single Spell'. 'The Blood of a Dragon' has been published before 'Taking Flight', but it has one relation back to 'Taking Flight'. It has also relations to 'Misenchanted Sword', (and, to a certain extent, to 'With A Single Spell', 'The Unwilling Warlord' and 'Night of Madness'), so it would be better to read it after 'Taking Flight'.

'The Night of Madness' chronogically refers back only to 'The Misenchated Sword', as the action takes place between that and other books, however more warlockry issues can be found in 'The Unwilling Warlord' and 'The Blood of a Dragon'.

'Ithanalin's Restoration' refers back to 'With A Single Spell' and 'The Spell of the Black Dagger', but these relations are background-related, not personal.

And the last, 'The Spriggan Mirror', refers to 'With A Single Spell', 'The Spell of the Black Dagger' and 'Ithanalin's Restoration', and in particular, it gives up some plot from first two books mentioned above.

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