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The Elder Gods

(The Dreamers, Book 1)

By Leigh Eddings, David Eddings

(22)

| Mass Market Paperback | 9780446613330

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Book Description

In this major publishing event, David and Leigh Eddings-two of the most important names in epic fantasy-offer the first of a four-book series. While most continents float freely on the face of Mother Sea, the Land of Dhrall survives anchored by the will of the Gods. AllGods,Elder and Younger, share Continue

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The Best Reviews: Leigh Eddings, David Eddings, The Elder Gods

"Solid opening fantasy" Four Gods commanding a specific directional point each control the Land of Dhrall and its people. Brothers dominate north and south while sisters rule east and west. However, in the center where the compass converges lies That ... (read full critics)

thebestreviews published on Fri, 17 Sep 2010

3 Reviews

I BARELY got thorugh this. This was a book I just happened to find at a sale, and it looked interesting. And the story was intriguing enough to finish it, but some of the writing was driving me crazy. (ex. 2 character have a converstaion, then oen of those characters leave to have the same conver ... (continue)

I BARELY got thorugh this. This was a book I just happened to find at a sale, and it looked interesting. And the story was intriguing enough to finish it, but some of the writing was driving me crazy. (ex. 2 character have a converstaion, then oen of those characters leave to have the same conversation with another character, and you have to read it all over again!) I wouldn't recommend these books. I even bought the second book in the series, but I gave up 1/2 way thorugh. Guess I'll never know how it all ends, which is also find with me.

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GeekGirl said on May 14, 2008 about the Hardcover edition | Add your feedback

Interesting tale, long in the telling and there's many repetitions by differing point of views.

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Cindy said on Dec 12, 2007 | Add your feedback

it was a good book for reading between studying - precisely because it wasn't particularly absorbing.

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secretninjakt said on Apr 3, 2007 about the Hardcover edition | Add your feedback