by Gordon Dahlquist, John Lee, John Lee
OK, this was on sale at RiteAid for five bucks and it had a pretty cover and is hardcover and the author is from the Pacific Northwest. And in spite of the two author blurbs by authors who didn't impress me, I bought it anyway.
apropos of nothing at all, and because no one asked, here is a list of the small number of steampunk novels i've read, in order of preference.1. The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters... my favorite; pure pleasure from beginning to end2. The Dark Volume3. Leviathan... highly enjoyable - for teh childre...
Unfortunately I did not remember The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters well enough to really enjoy this. It's definitely a middle volume of a trilogy.
A bit muddled. The story seemed to have little shape, like a roller coaster with teeny, tiny hills. I'll read the third one when it comes out, but don't have high hopes. Svenson's sections were dull. Temple's and Chang's sections kept me reading.
I found Dahlquist's first book, [b:The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters|44930|The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters (Miss Temple, Doctor Svenson, and Cardinal Chang, #1)|Gordon Dahlquist|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1432992499s/44930.jpg|292054] in Germany of all places, surrounded as I was in a land ...
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