Otherland: Sea of Silver Light (Series #4) (Paperback)

from delphica

(#34 in the 2006 book challenge) This is the fourth and final book in the author's Otherland series. I had read the first one when it came out, ages ago, and liked it so-so, enough to read the second book when it was released, which didn't exactly grab me, but managed to give the third book the o...

from Gkarlives

This review is for the entire series and contains spoilers. While I did enjoy most of the books, I only gave each one four stars for one simple reason, John Dread. He is one of the main antagonists within the series who was very uncomfortable for me to deal with and he gets a lot of time in the s...

from DinadansFriend

Mr. Williams has conducted his complex fantasy to its end. We have seen many wonders and had very little about how interaction with computers has changed humanity. I had hopes that TW might have been finally insightful about that. But I had a very good time in Otherland.

from aleahmarie

In "Sea of Silver Light," book four in the "Otherland" tetrology, Tad Williams wraps up his massive sci-fi saga. Four big books in eight medium-sized sentences: In a not so distant future children across the globe are being lost to unexplainable comas. For South African college professor Renie Su...

from wweisser

Yes this is a long book in a long series of books...but if it's good why wouldn't you want it to be long? This one takes its time bringing every plot thread to a final definite conclusion. Great read.