Literature & Fiction
Review:In the previous book the story went far astray, leaving the settings and characters in which the series has much time invested. The Bonecasters is a return to the familiar, and while it leaps over and through a few glaring plot holes it remains true to the series as a compelling treatise on human nature wrapped in a most entertaining fantasy dust cover. Well with reading, but make sure you have read the preceding books in the series or you will be hopelessly lost. Read more
Review:This isn't a review of the book, but of the product itself. I purchased this believing it would be the same cover as pictured, but it was actually a new edition with alternate cover art. It's still a good copy but I bought this solely because I was looking for the version in the picture. I was trying to get a matching set of all 10 books since there isn't a box-set available. I hate mass market paperbacks so I figured I'd go for the regular paperbacks as they all have pictured the covers in the ... Read more
Review:This book picks up where the second one stopped, but refocuses on characters we haven't seen since the first book. The pasts of both the main characters and several of the races are revealed, and they are not disappointing.
The reason for the low rating, and my main complaint about this book is the editing. Frankly, it is so bad I often have to re-read a paragraph several times to figure out what was being said because it lacks all punctuation, every third word is italicized, and random w... Read more
Review:The road was long and filled with both pain and wonder, but eventually it came to an end. And with the closing of the story, Erikson shows us that the best endings feel like coming home from a journey and settling into your favorite chair. Not all journeys are happy, but even the most arduous of sacrifices within these pages leaves the reader feeling rewarded by the scope and depth of this most grand of stories, The Malazan Book of the Fallen. Highly recommended!!! Read more
Review:What an absolute pleasure to read. The overall complexity of the story, the revealing of characters that make them increasingly tangible, and the constant intrigue (even from newly introduced elements in the series), continue to impress me. I hope that Steven continues to write many more novels, because I'm now convinced that I'll be hooked on whatever fantasy he pens. Read more
Review:If you're contemplating buying this book, you've probably already read the first eight, and there's really nothing more to say. If you're enjoying the series so far, Dust of Dreams won't disappoint you. Read more
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Review:tells more about the mystery and this book came right before alis pretty little secrets can't wait to get more of these books by sara shepard all these books are great to read also see there shows and there seasons on dvds looking forward for more of these books. Read more
Review:Love these books. I think I'm a little too old to still be reading them, but I started as a teen and can't stop! This one was really cool to read from Ali's point of view. Can't wait for the next ones! Read more
Review:I saw something that said this book took in "perfect Pretty Little Liars" fashion. That is so true! Such a fitting ending to a wonderful series. It's so bittersweet, since it's the last book ever, but it was so wonderful. I prefer this ending to the one from (the original end of the series) Wanted. It's incredible. You will not be disappointed. 10/10 would recommend!
The tragedy, surprise, tears, joy, anger, and suspicion rose and was obvious and fun with every word. I feel as if the char... Read more