Wrath of a Mad God (Darkwar) - Raymond E. Feist > Reviews

Advantages: Hints of more to come
Disadvantages: The ending felt a little rushed

The ideal middle part to a trilogy is one that hooks you, reels you in and leaves you desperate to find out what is going to happen next. Feist achieved exactly that with "Into a Dark Realm", the middle part of his Darkwar trilogy and so it was with excitement and anticipation that I turned to "Wrath of a Mad God". Perhaps it's wrong, but an opening scene which involves a major character being psychologically and magically tortured seemed like ... Read review

wrath of a mad god disappointed me to be frank-the addition of the anoredhel was unnecessary (raising the count of different "edhel" to FIVE that's right guys FIVE!!!!) and Tomas' memory lapses are getting annoying too (he's like "OH YEAH!! THERE WERE ANOREDHEL AS WELL!!!" or "OH YEAH!! DRAKIN KORIN WAS DIFFERENT!!!") i mean seriously, isnt the "tomas amnesia" getting a bit too old?? *sighs* poor tomas