Octoberland: : Book Three of the Dominions of Irth

Rating:
Summary: Disappointing 'Octoberland' lacks compelling story
Review: 'Octoberland' never lives up to the brilliant fantasy of the first two volumes of the Irth trilogy.

Author Lee uses a modified version of the awkward chapter structure he used in 'The Wolf and the Crown'. Lee almost completely abandons the world of Irth, focusing his story on The Dark Shore or Irthlings who immerse themselves in Dark Shore culture.

Where are the Spiderlands? Or the aelves? Those stories both had the potential for great fantasy. What was most lacking though was the presence of Lord Drev, a central character in book 1 of the trilogy. One can argue that his story has already been told, but his was a fascinating character that I, for one, would have liked to read more about.

Rating:
Summary: October Land may not be The Dark Shore but it is so GREAT!
Review: I love everything about this book. I'm not one for giving away the plot, so you have to figure out that for yourself. If you read this for the plot or to see some story line well I won't give you that. What I will tell you is that I could not put it down.. Adam Lee is a great author that needs to be recognized...

Rating:
Summary: October Land may not be The Dark Shore but it is so GREAT!
Review: I love everything about this book. I'm not one for giving away the plot, so you have to figure out that for yourself. If you read this for the plot or to see some story line well I won't give you that. What I will tell you is that I could not put it down.. Adam Lee is a great author that needs to be recognized...