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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This book is one of the best I have read. The plot is gripping. It keeps one at suspense till the end where one finds out who's the traitor. The story characters are unusual and the first I have come across. Read the book, you probably won't regret it.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
After REALLY enjoying "Glenraven" for its tightly woven story, great characters, and humor, I was excited at the prospect of reading "In the Rift." I was disappointed that the sequel was not as good as the first book. Where have I heard that before? It seemed like the story was always on the verge of pulling me in, but then the plot would take an uninteresting twist, or some incident that could have been explored and explained just got a light skimming. Kind of frustrating. On the bright side, "In the Rift" does succeed in moving the story forward through a new set of interesting characters, and points toward a third story. "In the Rift" also gives a glimpse of what has happened to two of the central characters from the first book. All in all, a good read, but not a great one like its predecessor.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I don't read many science fiction books, and did not read Glenraven, the first of what appears will become a series of many books. One of the distressing ideas of the book is that there are apparently no good humans, except of course for our hero Kate. I do read many mysteries and this book had a mystery to it - who was the traitor among the creatures from the other world. I enjoyed this book as a good weekend read to take my mind away from my usual thoughts for a little while.
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Passable fiction set in 20th century USA.
I found the book to be a very quick read - "popcorn" fiction, if you will. The authors seemed prone to preaching about a number of things, including the character's... Read more
Published on 2 Mar 1999
Ugh! so far
I have to admit that I'm only halfway through the book and I shouldn't write a review until I'm done, but it better get better quick. Read more
Published on 2 July 1998
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