Memories Of Ice: Book Three Of The Malazan Book Of The Fallen

from majkia

The best book (so far) of the Malazan series. Former enemies unite to take on a rising tide of fanatics. The war, seemingly limited, turns into something entirely unexpected, and linked to an enemy no one is certain they can defeat, an enemy who is poisoning the land itself. Flashes of humor, in ...

from Sanguinius8991

This series is one of my favorites. It is not for the timid. It can be hard to follow at times. It demands your full attention but rewards you when you give it. This book is my favorite of the series. There is almost no flaw in this book and the end is a gut punch that is hard to recover from.

from lewispike

Another vast epic piece. In this one we meet mortals, gods, ascendants, see the passing of some, the birth of several others, the vanishing of the bridgeburners, by Dujek's wish. A synopsis is hard - the book is 1200 pages long. Lots is discovered about the nature of the threat still to come. Mor...

from trinibaby9

I found this to be the most interesting of the series so far. There was no drag unlike the last one which was a little slow at times. It re-introduced and further developed many of the main characters from the first book. I can't say enough about this series it is fantastic. Must say I was a litt...

from Gkarlives

This is the third "Malazan Book of the Fallen" tale I have read and I am hooked. This is world building on a grand scale not only in terms of cultures but in terms of time scale. The tales take place 100's of thousands of years after events that are coming to fruition within the books. More inter...