The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters, Volume Two (Paperback 9780553385861) by Gordon Dahlquist

from elucubrare

A resounding "meh." The characters were fairly uninteresting, and despite copious action sequences, the book managed to be rather dull. By the end, I was hoping they would all crash into the North Sea. Perhaps the length is at fault: it's nearly 900 pages long. Many of the confrontations seemed t...

from kraaivrouw

I don't often abandon a book, but I ditched this one midway through the second volume and that, I think, pretty much sums up my problem with it - there was a second volume. There's a good premise here and had Mr. Dahlquist submitted to actual editing there might have been a great story here, but ...

from kraaivrouw

I don't often abandon a book, but I ditched this one midway through the second volume and that, I think, pretty much sums up my problem with it - there was a second volume. There's a good premise here and had Mr. Dahlquist submitted to actual editing there might have been a great story here, but ...

from elucubrare

A resounding "meh." The characters were fairly uninteresting, and despite copious action sequences, the book managed to be rather dull. By the end, I was hoping they would all crash into the North Sea. Perhaps the length is at fault: it's nearly 900 pages long. Many of the confrontations seemed t...

from alana_leigh

My review for The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters spans both Volume One and Volume Two, because really, I figure if you're committing yourself to the first, you should probably accept the second... after all, the book was originally printed as one large hardcover, and it only split into two volum...