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T-D-C · 07-18-2004, 07:02 PM

I've also read this book and thought that the ending was a bit predictable.

I've moved on to Eddings new book the Elder Gods (I've now got the second in the series but can't remember the name right now). To me his books are getting kind of predictable. They have the same basic story line. Smart arse Theif, spoiled princess, good strong warrior, a race of good aligned people who are good with boats)

Don't get me wrong I love the books but I find my self gusssing the ending way to much.

If you can find her I would recomend an Australian author Sara Douglass. Her earlier books are typical fantasy but her later books ( The Troy Game and The Crucible) take events from history and give them a dfferent meaning.

07-18-2004, 07:02 PM	#2
T-D-C Ironworks Moderator Join Date: October 26, 2003 Location: Sydney, Australia Age: 44 Posts: 4,416	I've also read this book and thought that the ending was a bit predictable. I've moved on to Eddings new book the Elder Gods (I've now got the second in the series but can't remember the name right now). To me his books are getting kind of predictable. They have the same basic story line. Smart arse Theif, spoiled princess, good strong warrior, a race of good aligned people who are good with boats) Don't get me wrong I love the books but I find my self gusssing the ending way to much. If you can find her I would recomend an Australian author Sara Douglass. Her earlier books are typical fantasy but her later books ( The Troy Game and The Crucible) take events from history and give them a dfferent meaning. __________________