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Dreamers Book 3 Tpb
  

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The Dreamers are children teetering on the brink of divinity. They have the power to change the world with their dreams. But they only look like children. They are, actually, sleeping gods. They're an apparition designed to fool the Lord of the Wasteland, a gender unspecific enemy that plans to use the moment of the divinities' waking to get rid of them and the other divinities that are already awake. There are eight divinities altogether, and four of them are awake while the other four sleep for alternating periods of 25,000 years. The time for a switchover is approaching fast. There will be battle. There will be trickery and deception. Tribes of humans, the sea and the earth, the weather and creatures of the deep will all play their part in the epic struggle against the hive mentality of the Lord of the Wasteland. But the world is out of kilter, it is being dreamed, and the awakening of gods is no simple transition. This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.

About the Author

David Eddings spent much of his life in the United State Army, as a buyer for the Boeing Company, has been a grocery clerk, and has taught college English. His first novel, High Hunt (published in 1973), was a contemporary adventure story. Soon the field of fantasy called and thus began a remarkable publishing career. His first two series, The Belgariad and The Malloreon established him and his wife, Leigh, as one of the best selling fantasy novelists in recent memory

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2.0étoiles sur 5 Reading this book is like playing a game with God Mode on, Aoû 6 2006
Par P. Thompson - Voir tous mes commentaires
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Seriously, there's no real sense of danger to any of the characters in this book. You've got 4 young gods, 4 elder gods, and the unknown "all powerful" being helping the folks out... where's the suspense? Heck, even the mortals themselves are beginning to complain that they don't have anything to do in this book! (I'm not making this up).

There really isn't all that much plot movement happening in this book. A few new characters are introduced, but surprise, surprise, they all speak and think exactly in the same way as... oh... all the other characters.

Overall this series has been a let-down. I used to be a big Eddings fan, but after this series, I won't read any more. There simply isn't any variety in any of the characters in all the series. They just deliver one-liners and congratulate each other endlessly over brilliant ideas on how to "whomp" the enemy.

I gave this book two stars because it was at least readable (even if it's just rehashed stuff). If you've read the second book, then you're going to have a weird deja vu feeling while reading this book. You could probably skip this book and go straight to the fourth (and hopefully final) book.

Note to Eddings: We get it. We understand the Vlaugh is evil. She's a threat. Now please quit having the characters describe over and over and over who/what she is, what the overmind is, etc. That dead horse's already been flogged in the first two books.
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4.0étoiles sur 5 Eddings is good, Fév 19 2006
Par Jerry "a sci-fi/fantasy lover" (Macon, GA USA) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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This review is from: Crystal Gorge (Hardcover)
This ending of the series was a breath of fresh air. It ties up a lot of loose ends while maintaining the excitement which I've come to expect from Eddings. Overall an excellent story with well constructed dialog. A must read.

**A book I would also recommend is The Unsuspecting Mage by Brian S. Pratt. This, the first installment of The Morcyth Saga is a great beginning for a new author. Battles, magic, gods, secret passages and intrigue, all the elements of a classic epic fantasy! Any fantasy reader will enjoy it. Also it didn't take 4-6 weeks to come as I had been worried about. Only about fifteen days. Still a wait but worth it!

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