Last Chronicles of Thomas Covenant Fatal Revenant: The Last Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, Book 02, (Paperback)

from Karlstar

This book is possibly the most emotionally wrenching and exasperating of any of the books yet, but still as well done as any of the others. Linden continues to struggle with what appears to be impossible odds, but perseveres as you would expect. However, at time she seems impossibly foolish, igno...

from reading_fox

Quintessentially Donaldson. Re-armed with the Staff or Law Linden has a few decision to make, most importantly can she trust Covenant and Jeremiah even though she isn't allowed to touch them. Covenant's demonstration takes her back in time to the days of Berek (before the creation of the Staff io...

from KerryMarsh

I love this author and this saga in particular. Fatal Revenant begins with Linden Avery almost under arrest in Revelstone, the seat of power in the Land. Her lover,Thomas Covenant and her adopted son, Jeremiah arrived unexpectedly yet there is something very wrong about them. As Linden strives to...

from Carms_k

Finally! This was not bad, the story chuffed along and we got to know a little bit more about the world. The Insequent were an interesting new aspect. But there are two things that bother me about this series generally. 1. I just don't like Linden that much. Thomas was a much better, more complet...

from N.W.Moors

It pains me to give this book a generous 3 stars because I love Mr. Donaldson's writing (Mordant's Need and the first six Thomas Covenant books are some of my favorite fantasy books and I enjoyed the Great God's War series). Perhaps it was because I liked Thomas Covenant's POV more; Linden always...