This was, beyond a doubt, the best of the trilogy. The previous books had some problems with too much exposition, and this one did a great job of avoiding that. The author is definitely getting better as he goes, unlike so many authors who seem to have peaked and begun to decline. I was really attac...
Hummmmm... um início frouxo.http://labirinto-livros.blogspot.com/2011/12/acacia.html***David Anthony Durham é uma das novas apostas da editora Saída de Emergência no campo da fantasia. Uma saga que se inicia com Acácia - Ventos do Norte, primeira metade do primeiro livro, daquela que é uma trilogia ...
Bleh. The main characters in this book were essentially the Stark family from A Song of Ice and Fire, children in the same birth order and everything, except stripped of everything that made those characters interesting. There was a "shocking" revelation that the chancellor was evil in like chapter ...
This Wild Cards book focuses on the cops and other related denizens of Jokertown. I didn't care for some of the authors new to Wild Cards that I hadn't already previously read, namely Cherie Priest and Mary Anne Mohanraj, but overall the book was a good addition to the series.
A person looking for an epic, family-driven narrative of doorstop girth, especially in the absence of a new George R. R. Martin tome, could do much worse than this.
I find this author's writing really compelling. He has fantastic, incredibly complex, human characters and in general I have difficulty putting his books down. I would say he does have a few too many characters, though. I admit I have very little interest in reading about Sire Dagon. I want more of ...
This was a great epic. The characters were complex, and they changed and grew, for better or worse, throughout the story. There were unexpected twists in the plot, and some I was able to predict. There was a ruthlessness to the story that just kept amazing me. The only criticism I had was that there...
1870 - American West - young boys and their journey... Except this isn't your usual Western tale with romanticized cowboys and rowdy times in the saloons. The story is unrelenting in its depictions of senseless violence, racism, sexism, the trials of homesteading and the dangers faced by two young ...
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