Sailing to Sarantium was my first Guy Gavriel Kay book, and it won't be my last. Not just that it didn't wrap up in one book (boo! … kidding), I also enjoyed the style a lot. Kay lets his story take place in Byzantium during Constantine's r

Pretty Tolkienesque, which I liked. And the "adults in strange fantasy lands" was very Dark Tower, only of course better written. Enjoyed it more than Sailing to Sarantium, too. I do wonder how much time, if any, Guy Gavriel Kay has spen