Elder Scrolls The Infernal City: An Elder Scrolls Novel, Book 1, (Paperback)

from HayMicheal

I really wanted to like this book. It wasn't badly written, but I think Keyes relied to much on the content of the video games. The book offered nothing really new to the world, so I have to say it sort of failed. Nevertheless, I am a huge Elder Scrolls fan, so I will read the sequel.

from moontyger

I liked this book, but I have two big caveats about it: 1) It assumes that the reader knows the world of Tamriel and, further, has played or at least knows the plots of both Morrowind and Oblivion. The references to events and characters in those games, not to mention to places, races, and genera...

from skullfaced

I'm a big TES fan. So of course I rush out to buy this puppy the moment Hasting's opened and read it the same day. If you're not a TES fan, some of the details might elude you, but the overall story will be pretty easy to grasp. If you're the type of person who likes having all the background exp...

from ireneattolia

i was pleasantly surprised by just how much i enjoyed this one. my expectations for videa game based novels are certaintly not high, but I genuinely thought this was pretty good. i adored the characters, i was hooked from the prologue, it was an all-in-all solid entertaining read.that being said,...

from ForeverMasterless

I can't believe how boring this was. When I finally tapped that "I'm finished" button on my goodreads app and looked at the two dates, I realized it had taken me one day short of an entire year to read this book. And it's 280 pages long. And I read epic fantasy a lot. And maybe that's the problem...