Series: Myth Adventures #1 [There are a few mild spoilers for the first couple chapters. I don’t tell you how it ends.] A friend lent this to me saying it was funny. It wasn’t. [Aside: This same friend really liked Redshirts, so this is probably a matter of taste.] Oh, it tried. It really trie...
Well, it is 11:30 (it was 11:00 when I first started writing this review but my computer crashed which mean I lost everything – so much for autosave) and while I should be in bed fast asleep since I do have to go to work tomorrow I would rather be sitting here writing my review because, well, I woul...
One of the main reasons that I read this book was because it kept on appearing on the Goodread's sidebar entitled 'Readers also enjoyed' which I suspect has something to do with all of the Terry Pratchett books that I have read. Okay, I generally don't pay all that much to Goodreads recommendations,...
DNF'd at page 88. Boring, unfunny and I am just not interested what unlimited money can buy in the way of loyalty. Now if any of these 'misfits' had been real trouble, maybe I would have stuck it out.
Ugh. The story seemed interesting, and I tried to get at least halfway through, but the stupid girl acts /way/ too childish. When you expect some progress in the storyline, all you get is her annoying attitude. I’m glad I don’t have a physical copy because I’m totally anti-book burning but this one ...
That was a very enjoyable book. It was not amazing or a masterpiece or something utterly original but it was funny and interesting without being too long! A quick and easy read! 3.5 stars!
The trouble with the Thieves' World anthologies is that the authors chose to set the stories in the seediest rundown dump of a city imaginable. It clearly became a contest between the contributors to see who could come up with the nastiest character to place in the rotten setting.
I stumbled across the first volume of the Thieves' World anthology series shortly after it came out, and being a die-hard, ultimately I bought and read all 12 of the collections (and most of the novels), but after about vol. 6 it was more a labor of stamina and obligation than one of love. The town...
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