Voyage of the Jerle Shannara: The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara: Antrax (Paperback)

from willowcove

I'm sorry but the 'Jerle' books were just a bit far-fetched for me. (They did however, make more sense after reading the 'Genesis' trilogy)

from carlosemferreira

Oh, how do you do this? The action never stops, and yet somehow fails to arouse. The one thing Brooks managed was to make me empathise with the characters, so that's kept me going. Easy to read, but ultimately uninspiring. And somehow, I am already plunging into the third part.

from puttocklibrary

This book is much, much more gripping than, "Isle Witch". The potential of all the characters, particularly Bek, Ahren, and Rue Meridian, and their relationships with each other is much more fully developed and more satisfying. An enjoyable read...Brooks' series keep getting better.

from tjsjohanna

Certainly there is a bit of cautionary message in this second book of the trilogy - even thousands of years later our modern technologies have the potential to be truly evil. The most interesting part of this part of the story for me was the way the different characters reacted as they were place...

from nebula21

The sequel to Ilse Witch. The rip-roaring adventure continues. The adventurers pit themselves against a malevolent AI that will do anything to stay alive and keep its secrets safe. This is the best book in the trilogy and the concept works really well.