โ Scribed by Robert Asprin
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
SUMMARY:
There are more "Myth-adventures" with this second omnibus edition of Asprin's classic series. In "Myth Directions, " beautiful Tanda wants the trophy, and it will take more than luck for Skeeve to fulfill her desire. And in "Hit or Myth, " King Rodrick leaves Skeeve in his place to marry his homicidal fiance and face the Mob's fairy godmother.
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Third in the Myth series. There's no question about it, the Trophy is easily the ugliest object Skeeve has ever seen in any dimension--and he has certainly seen a thing or two. 2 cassettes. ### Review All the *Myth* books are hysterically funny. -- **Analog** An excellent, light-hearted fantasy s
Skeeve, the Court Magician to Possiltum is ordered to impersonate King Roderick for a day. One of his duties is to marry Roderick's fiance, Queen Hemlock, who possesses the sort of face and figure that features in the "before" bit in adverts. Her habits, too, fall into the category of homicidal.
SUMMARY: The Trophy was unique, no question. It was easily the ugliest object Skeeve had ever seen in any dimension. And before landing his job as Court Magician, young Skeeve had seen a thing or two.But Tanda wanted it-and, as a rule, whatever the beautiful Tanda wants, Tanda gets.The problem is,
SUMMARY: The apprentice Skeeve is just getting used to his duties as Court Magician of Possiltum. Then King Roderick decides to take a powder, leaving Skeeve in his place to marry his homicidal fiancee and face the Mob's fairy godfather--who makes him an offer he can't refuse.