Books by Daniel Abraham
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review 1: First time liked Dawson's rigidity. Felt pity for Geder's situation. He is being forcibly made into a madman. Marcus's part was boring. Shocked in the first chapter to find out that Kit is the boy who escaped in first book's prologue. Good reveal by Daniel Abraham. Cithrin is bec...
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review 1: This is the third volume of Game of Thrones graphic novel. While I don't care for the artwork much, the art is done in the popular comic book style now in vogue, it still tells a good story. The dialog, most of which comes from the book is exciting and memorable. I got caught up ...
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review 1: This book was not my cup of tea. I couldn't identify with the characters (didn't care for any of them), it took me a while to get used to the jumping around and I can already see where it leads to more political intrigue, corruption, religion all topics that I stay away from whil...
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review 1: This was good, the pot stirs quicker. I've figured out that GoT is basically one long fantasy soap opera with more blood. Not necessarily a bad thing, but that's what it is. I'll just take up this issue. I'm realizing the books have identity problems. The characters all look the ...
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review 1: This is the third volume from the first book that I have given this a five star rating. Why? The non-graphic novel A Game of Thrones I had given a five star rating because of the mass introduction it gives to the series--the characters, the places--how it sets apart from other fa...
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review 1: Leviathan Wept is an incredibly well-written, insightful, thought-provoking and sometimes truly bizarre collection of short fiction by one of my favorite authors, Daniel Abraham (author of The Long Price Quartet and The Dagger and the Coin Series). Each story in this anthology s...
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review 1: 3.5 stars This book made me not hate dragons. At least for the time being. There is only 1 chapter that has a talking dragon for which I am grateful. My only regret about this book is that the discovery of the spider goddess is short. The build up is good and the discovery is sho...
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review 1: Review: The Dragon's Path (The Dagger and the Coin) by Daniel Abraham An epic fantasy series written in the 'chapter per point of view' style we see often these days. The plot follows the exploits of people either from the empire of Antea, or those affected by it. Concerning the ...
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review 1: While I loved the final novel of the series, and found it an excellent capstone to it all, it lacked a bit of the oomph of the more excellent second and third books.I will say the arc of the series as a whole is really amazing. Seeing the two main characters change from somewhat ...
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review 1: Siempre me pasa con esta serie, los libros empiezan lentos y me cuesta recordar lo que pasó en el libro anterior... Pero sobre la pagina 100 todo vuelve a funcionar, y el libro acaba siendo mucho mas corto de lo que realmente es. Empezó siendo una serie demasiado tradicional para...
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review 1: The first two books in a four part saga.This is an unusual but interesting and well written saga set in a time and place that is not of this Earth (I don’t think). The main characters (Maati and Otah) lives are bonded together but go their separate ways while intersecting at nume...
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review 1: poignant.
review 2: I really liked this book. An excellent wrap up to an excellent series.
review 2: I really liked this book. An excellent wrap up to an excellent series.
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review 1: I sit here with tears streaming down my cheeks, having just finished the last book in The Long Price Quartet, and I don't know what to write here except that I can't remember ever reading a story so beautiful. It took my breath away. I started this series over a month ago, and ...
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review 1: The best part about Fevre Dream is the art. It's lush, well-drawn and coloured. The story leaves a lot to be desired. You need infer quite a bit of what's going on, which normally isn't a problem, but sometimes leaves gaps in the story. It left me feeling like this would be a gre...