Something M.Y.T.H. Inc. (Paperback) by Robert Asprin

from Lyndatrue

I was (and am) very regretful to finish this. I loved Robert Asprin, and have had a two decade affair with the Myth Adventures books. Oh, no, wait just a minute. Three decades, my dears. Three. I've purchased Myth-Told Tales (a collection of short stories), which falls between this book, and Myth...

from melydia

This is the twelfth and final volume of one of my favorite series of all time. A word of warning: read the rest of the series first. And if it's been a while (as it had been with me), at least reread Sweet Myth-tery of Life. I was a little lost here and there, as some events in this book take pla...

from melydia

This is the twelfth and final volume of one of my favorite series of all time. A word of warning: read the rest of the series first. And if it's been a while (as it had been with me), at least reread Sweet Myth-tery of Life. I was a little lost here and there, as some events in this book take pla...

from lithicbee

The most scattered and my least favorite of the Myth series so far. Guido has the most narration time, with occasional straight author narration for characters that end up having very little to do with the story and (gasp) don't even add that much humor. This book wraps up the Possiltum era of th...

from lithicbee

The most scattered and my least favorite of the Myth series so far. Guido has the most narration time, with occasional straight author narration for characters that end up having very little to do with the story and (gasp) don't even add that much humor. This book wraps up the Possiltum era of th...