I began Bragg's trilogy with Ava's Man last year. All Over is just as well written, just as beautiful, but tinged with more sadness and a little less humor. It is an excellant beginning for Bragg's story that will end with Prince of Frogtown. Bragg is one of the best storytellers of our age, and a pretty nice guy. If you ever have the chance to see him at a book signing or event, I recommend you go!
Good continuation of an interesting an entertaining story. Perfect for younger teen/ tween boys.
Great new addition to the "Last Apprentice" series. I love the direction Delaney has taken the series. The battle between good and evil is building into what is sure to be an impressive and, dare I assume, heart wrenching conclusion. The prophesies are intriguing and just enough to wet the readers whistle for what is to come.
While this was a well written and interesting look at the relationship between Harper Lee and Truman Capote, it is only slightly above mediocre. By no means a riviting read.
I couldn't get past the beginning of this book. The language, instead of being beautiful, was superflous and, I felt, meant to be condescending to readers. Even after discussing this book in a book club and hearing the rest of the story I did not want to go back and finish it.
A great continuation of the saga of heroes on the great green. While well written and extremely injoyable, I believe this is the weakest in the trilogy. That being said, a weak novel for David Gemmell could still pummel any other novel in the genre.
Historical fantasy at its best. Sadly the book had to be finished by gemmell's wife due to his untimely death. I worried that the book would suffer. However, Stella Gemmell did her husband proud. This novel was every bit as good as the first two in the set!
I am not sure what the big deal is all about. This was a pretty good fantasy novel about good vs. evil, but not as good as others I have read. I would recommend Garth Nix's Abhorsen trilogy before I recommend this novel. However, it is well written, and it may take reading the full series to really get the full effect. The audio is very well done. Especially for a full cast recording.
Riviting, excellent reimagining of events leading up to the Trojan War. This novel reads like a historical fiction rather than a fantasy.