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Sunrise Lands: A Novel of the Change by: S M Stirling List Price: £6.50 City Travel Guides Price: £5.85 You Save: £0.65 (10%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54 EAN: 9780451462251 ISBN: 0451462254 Label: Roc Manufacturer: Roc Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 528 Publication Date: August 01, 2008 Publisher: Roc Studio: Roc Sales Rank: 19924 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - poor and getting poorerVery , very flat characters, no story in this book but if you bought the previous 3 you'll buy the next one just out of habit. I would be happy if the Corwinites give Rudi and his band of smugness the good news. If your not interested to the point of stalking a Mckenzie avoid this book (trilogy). There was more to write but this book just drags you down....... Rating:  - Oh Boy... SM Stirling does it again!Man, words cannot describe how much I loved this book! I was a bit worried that I might miss the main players from the first trilogy but I can definitely say that after their little cameo in The Sunrise Lands I was thrilled & eager to go on with these new kids who are even tougher, cooler and a whole bit weirder then the first generation. Can't wait for The Scourge of God! Rating: - An excellent addition to the series.I love S M Stirlings books, they just get better and better and this is a superb addition to his stories (and my library.) The story carries on 12 years after the Meeting at Corvallis and the war and includes lots of familiar characters from those books. The story follows a man who arrives from the East, the Sunrise lands, persued by Religious fanatics. He seeks out Rudi, and they then trek across post change USA to visit Nantucket, the source of the mysterious change. Its a great story and a great filler. ie. we learn more about the people we met in the frist trilogy. I would recommend it to anyone who has enjoyed the previous books. |
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