The Younger Gods: 4/4 Paperback – 1 May 2007

A wonderful finish to a great series. They're books have always been full of humour. I would recommend any books by these authors.

Not a terrible book but not as good as some of Eddings other offerings but I had read the first three and couldn't just stop there

Really good some of the best books by Eddings I've read.

Definitely not one of his best books too much repetition the last couple of chapters could quite easily have been added to previous book. dissapointed

Well worth obtaining - I get hold of every Eddings book I can because the stories have that pleasant flow and light humour that fits in with every mood.

David and Leigh Eddings provides an easy read. Book 4 completes the set..Great book and look forward to anything David and Leigh Eddings producesin the future.

I've loved Eddings work since I first read the Belgariad many years ago but this final series is such a let down.The four books of the Dreamers series were an effort to get through. Each volume told essentailly the same story and took forever to get nowhere. Any tension that was built up was ruined with an over simple end to the story.Characters (of which there are too many) went around repeating the same information to each other time after time leading to a dull plodding story. The ending of book four which took ages to get nowhere was a real let down and left the book without any sort of satisfactory ending.If you are a fan of the late Eddings then do your self a favour and don't read the fianl series he wrote as it will spoil your memory of his brilliant earlier works.

A good series of nooks