Tales of Alvin Maker (Audio): Red Prophet (Audiobook)

from aethercowboy

Continuing on in the tales of Alvin Maker, seventh son of a seventh son, Card brings us a tale that could stand alone of its own right, but continues on with the mythos of Alvin Maker's world. We meet a disgraced indigenous American whose addicted to whiskey, named Lolla-Wossiky, who aspires to b...

from LisaMaria_C

This the second book in the Tales of Alvin Maker, although I think enough background is given, some even repeated from a different point of view, it could stand alone. It's a fantasy set in an alternate history America--which is a lot of what made it so fun. Things seem to have split off from our...

from Arkholt

I really liked it. I can't say I liked it as much as the first one, mainly because I found the parts with Hooch and the parts with the French to be uninteresting. I understand why they were there, but I really didn't care what was happening. I loved the rest of it though. I really like how the al...

from Neale

I didn't enjoy this one and won't go on with the series. I thought seventh son had some promise and it picked in the second half of the book. I couldn't get into this one - its seemed disjointed and didn't flow very well. I usually like OSC books but this one didn't hit the mark.

from HippieLunatic

As an ever-growing fan of Card, this book was perhaps one of my least favorites. There were too many viewpoints (or perhaps rather diverse scenes), and while I appreciate the attempt to show us many different aspects of the world he has created, I was a bit overwhelmed. I will certainly continue ...