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The Seventh Gate - Margaret Weis

 

Description: ISBN 055357325X / Author: Margaret Weis / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Mortally wounded, Haplo learns that the evil Lord Xar plots to ... more
The Seventh Gate - Margaret Weis ... imprison him as a member of the living dead, and Haplo's companions must enter the forbidden Seventh Gate in order to save him. Reprint.

Newest Review: ... this far, then your loyalty is guaranteed and the book sold....unlike uber epics like Jordan's Wheel of Time, there's no ... more

 ... promise of another volume (although for my money Weis and Hickman would do well to return to these worlds) and so anyone reading this can at least be hopeful for a conclusion of sorts. Well, as a conclusion its just a about passable, but something of a damp squib. No big ideas are explored, no amazing new adventures are had and nothing that you wouldn't really expect happens. All the baddies of the series are put well and truly into their place by a neat little deus ex machina that induces a gret a amount of cringin...more

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Format: paperback, Publisher: Wizards of the Coast, ISBN: 0786930
Pages: 256, Mass Market Paperback, Wizards of the Coast - Books/S ...
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Premium Review The Seventh Gate - Margaret Weis: The Death Gate Cycle ends with a whimper (255 words)
by GundamMeister - written on 18/01/08 (Useful, 29 readings)
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After a long up and down ride, promises of excitement broken, yet other thrilling adventures that I didn't dare to expect, I finally reached The Seventh installment and hopefully the thrilling conclusion to The Death Gate Cycle. For the authors there's the advantage that, if you've read this far, then your loyalty is guaranteed and the book sold....unlike uber epics like Jordan's Wheel of Time, there's no promise of another volume (although for my money Weis and Hickman would do well to return to these worlds) and so anyone reading this can at least be hopeful for a conclusion of sorts. Well, as a conclusion its just a about passable, but something of a damp ...

 

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