Reviews for Dzur

The average rating for Dzur based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-06-16 00:00:00 Cal Larcombe Definitely not the worst of the series, it follows right after the previous book and firmly brings Vlad back into his hometown, and much to my relief. It's a very decent read, self-contained, and of course it had to do with his ex-wife. :) What return to his old haunt with intentions of resuming a semblance of his old life after making such an enjoyable hash of it would be right without making sure that his Ex was involved? The whole novel was enjoyable, but it wasn't huge except for the whole assassinating his goddess or taking down a whole room full of sorcerers, though. You know, little things. :) What? Assassinating his goddess? Well... she has it coming. ;) It's complicated. You know how relationship problems are. :) Nice return, but not precisely epic like that last one. *sigh*

Review # 2 was written on 2011-01-25 00:00:00 Mark Altman This book was a bit special (to be read as personal) to me. For I, got to prepare and cook the whole meal in Steve's kitchen, to be written about. Don't believe me?, Re-read the acknowledgments of this book. (When Steve handed me a copy of this book, he said, 'you never truly exist unless you're acknowledged in a book'.) As always, Steve, thank you, it was my pleasure to cook for you. I hope that one day, I will get to have the pleasure again. Every last detail of this meal was me. The planning of the menu, we both did. Food porn in the making. It was an experience that I will always remember. (Recipes are for sale for about a million dollars, each.) The story, in a word, EPIC! (As are all the other Vlad Taltos books.) I highly recommend this book and all the Vlad Taltos books to everyone.