Merlin: The Prophetic Vision and the Mystic Life (Arkana) |
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R.J. Stewart
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Pages: 465 (Paperback)
ISBN: 0140193723
Pub: Arkana
Pub date: 1994-01-12
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 847440
Reader Reviews:
Not at all factual or even compelling. (2/8 people found this helpful)
This book was a major disappointment. Compared to some of Stewarts other success', this book just didn't make me feel the same way. There was no real plot, it didn't make you want to keep reading it. The pace was slow, and although with Stewarts other books this can sometimes be the case, the pace never really quickened. I also felt that the character development was poor and that the character descriptions were vague , and the story in which they lived was tangled around their feet like an annoying piece of rope.
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