Present Tense : Round Two of the Great Game

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Summary: Rather disappointing
Review: After a great start, this 2nd book is a major disappointment. Most of the interesting parts are given past tense, and basically dont hold any interest.... Sorry Dave, you didnt reach your usual standards on this one...

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Summary: Well crafted plot and character development.
Review: Duncan continues the storyline with intrigue and expertise. The plot continues to grow leaving the reader with a craving for more of the adventure to unfold.

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Summary: Next one please, and hurry up!
Review: I adore Dave Duncan and am never disappointed in his works. Present Tense is a great volume in another great Dave Duncan series. An absolute must for his fans, and highly recommended for Eddings and Jordan fans also.

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Summary: Another fantastic adventure
Review: I adore Dave Duncan and am never disappointed in his works. Present Tense is a great volume in another great Dave Duncan series. An absolute must for his fans, and highly recommended for Eddings and Jordan fans also.

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Summary: Rather disappointing
Review: I had trouble getting into this one but it was worth it! Now, on to Round 3!!!

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Summary: Not quite as interesting
Review: I had trouble getting into this one but it was worth it! Now, on to Round 3!!!

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Summary: Next one please, and hurry up!
Review: I waited for this book for quite a while and I was not disappointed by it when I finally got hold of it. The complexity of Nextdoor and Home and the other worlds as well as the gods and and their Human pawns is very entertaining. I also enjoy a good "destiny" story like this one with cryptic references to a future that will come true no matter what you do to prevent it from happening, and usually in a very surprising way as well.

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Summary: Great!
Review: IMO, this is the best book of the Great Game. D'ward is perfectly balanced between human and hero. Wondefully characterized, this book was one I couldn't put down.

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Summary: Dave Duncan at his best.
Review: Who could go to sleep with a book this good lying around the house? Dave Duncan has again written a book that pulls the reader in and won't let him to. I feel like I walked every step of the way next to Edward Exeter and witnessed it all for myself. From his narrow escapes on Earth and wartime travails on Nextdoor, Edward is a hero to cheered and rooted on, as is the career of Dave Duncan