The Elder Gods
Book One of the Dreamers

I'm a huge fan of Eddings work and of the man himself. I probably come at this from a slightly emotional place because I remember him coming into a bookstore where I worked to pick up our order of his book, Regina's Song, to take them home so he and his bride could sign them. This was a perk, I supp......more

20 years ago, David Eddings was one of my favorite author with the Belgariad series, I still have all the books. I finally decided to start this series... but I didn't enjoy this as much as I remembered liking his previous work. First when you start with pink dolphins, it didn't get me into the story......more

Want a fantasy epic without dwarfs, elves and orcs? A threat that doesn't involve dragons or dark lords? Want also a witty writing style that'll glue you to the pages? That's the Eddings. That's The Dreamers series! For a long time I looked for fantasy stories that weren't Lord of the Rings clones. T......more

the eddings' nuances that made their cute appearance in the belgariad and the malloreon return, but with less appeal and can be downright tiresome a bit repetitive, too still, i'm down to the duo's last three books and would like to finish p266: longbow had been standing off to one side, listening but......more

I really enjoyed this book. It wasn't compacted heavily with pages upon pages of description and exposition when it really could've been. I found that it was very easy to read. This book is kind of an adventure book whereas you travel a lot of the time. There are a few elements of this book - such as......more