The Losers

David Eddings

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Raphael Taylor was a golden boy – blond, handsome, charming, a gifted athlete and a serious student, an angel in every way. Damon Flood was a scoundrel – a smooth, smilling, cynical devil, as devious and corrupt as Raphael was open and innocent. The day Raphael met Damon was the day he began his mysterious fall from grace. And the golden boy fell very fast and very far.

So begins the mesmerizing tale of The Losers, a tense elemental drama of the struggle between good and evil.

Published
1992
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David Eddings

David Eddings’ writing, much like the epic worlds he created, was built on layers of adventure, camaraderie, and an understanding of the human heart. Born in 1931 in Washington, D.C., Eddings came to be known as one of fantasy's most beloved authors, carving a space for himself with his sharp storytelling and vivid character development. His rise to prominence came with the Belgariad and Malloreon series, two beloved fantasy sagas that continue to captivate readers with their rich world-building and timeless themes of power, destiny, and friendship. Eddings' talent lay in his ability to craft deeply personal journeys against a backdrop of…