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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Eon was a fantastic book, but this one never touches me in the same way. Nearly a waste of time to read. 2/5. Continuation of Eon/Eternity. This one left me flat for some reason, although I read it so long ago I can't quite recall why that was, though I believe it had mainly to do with the lack of plot (there's a lot of running around, but no real motion). no reviews | add a review
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It explores the history and effects of The Way further, and describes an adventure Olmy has on one of the worlds reachable by The Way.
Even though I liked Eon a lot better, I did love this book. The whole philosophy of The Way, and what all they can do is very interesting, as is Olmy's adventure in a world that is like our own, but yet completely different. A very nice book, also readable stand-alone. (