The Dark Age: The Queen of Sinister (Series #2) (Paperback)

from iphigenie

More of the same from Chadbourn. I still enjoyed it but I did feel at times I was being preached at (why do characters always make the same points about past civilisation vs future rebuild, usually several times per book) I did find it a bit more jumbled between several characters and plots, and ...

from Ideiosepius

Just finished. It was completly what I needed in terms of a nice fantasy/post appocolyptic style book. Well crafted characters and very readable. I RESENT however that it was not clearly labelled as being one in a series. I was looking for stand-alone books not trillogies. Not ongoing series. It ...

from amanderson

This is one of those simple fantasy books that would probably be enjoyed more if one were a teenager and less apt to be annoyed by the author's insertion of his little pieces of boring philosophy about mankind and heroes vs evildoers into the book. Repetitive insertion, too. I gave up and skim re...

from Fledgist

The second in a trilogy of novels set in a Britain where the old gods have returned (the Fall). In this one, a young woman whose mind contains a number of other personas (and one who is not only a dissociated personality but something far more), is on a quest to save the land from a plague that i...