Tad Williams

Review: Stone of Farewell by Tad Williams

doublebarreled (WordPress) | by Tan | Tue, Nov 18

In any case the grand scale of the continuing story is bigger than ever. There is a lot more character depth in this one and the story is filled with an urgent sense of despair and desperation. I do find it somewhat ironic that between the two “forces” if you will, only one uses magic extensively...

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16 Months Ago, Tan from doublebarreled.en (WordPress) says (in Review: Stone of Farewell by Tad Williams) In any case the grand scale of the continuing story is bigger than ever. There is a lot more character depth in this one and the story is filled with an urgent sense of despair and desperation. I do find it somewhat ironic that between the two “forces” if you will, only one uses magic extensively...

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