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Quest for Knowledge

by colt45

Language: English

Published: 2007-01-28. 153,307 Words.

Categories: Fiction » Science Fiction » Science Fantasy

Content Rating: Extreme Contents

A young noble warrior intervenes in a brutal slave-gladiator system, betting his fortune to save a towering Kushitic warrior woman forced to fight for entertainment. Her victory entangles them in a rigid society of power, slavery, and magical bonds, setting the stage for a clash between personal autonomy, cultural law, and destiny-driven politics


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joeingraham64

Third book in a great three book series

Reviewed it on March 17, 2026

This book follows the oldest adult children of the original characters. I hope they add the middle book “Shasta’s Tale”. If “Colt45 is still writing, the universe is ripe for several additional books.

geared62

Great story

Reviewed it on March 15, 2026

I love this story. Nice continuation to Sea King, but there’s actually a book missing as shown on SOL entitled “Shasta Story”, which is the story of the integration of Dent’s fourth wife into his family. I also hope there’s a sequence coming to “Quest For Knowledge.” I remember reading this, along with Sea King, years ago, and even then the next installment had not been written. I’m really glad these books made it on zbookstore.

bdqadvisor43

Fascinating story

Reviewed it on February 26, 2026

Great story with a great cast of characters. Hoping for a following story soon. The author is just brilliant.

mep385

A worthy continuation of the saga

Reviewed it on February 14, 2026

Great

bansol415

Excellent read.

Reviewed it on February 12, 2026

I have read this story a few times and enjoy it evert time.

oriontwin

Must read 'finale' of the 'Sea King' trilogy.

Reviewed it on February 4, 2026

'Sea King', 'Shasta's Tale', and 'Quest for Knowledge' are among my perennial favorites. Highly recommended, must read.

While the three stories in this trilogy are definitely linked, and each tells a different part of the same over-arching story... each story is told from a different protagonist in a different time frame. They are also fully capable to be read individually. A reader of any of them will gain greater perspective if read in order, but nothing is required to enjoy each as if it were a solo tale.

Sadly, it seems as if the author is no longer writing and has likely passed-on.