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Mindspeaker's Call (Ghatti's Tale #2)
by
Gayle Greeno
Doyce, a human woman, and Khar'pern, the catlike ghatta with whom she is telepathically linked, join forces with other Seekers to battle the Gleaners, evil mutants able to steal and destroy the minds and souls of other humans.
Paperback, 528 pages
Published
May 1st 1994
by DAW
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Apr 24, 2013
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Another great story, though the over-description does begin to wear on me and I find myself skimming through sentence after sentence of cumbersome adjectives. The characters remain fascinating, especially the adept characterization of the large cats, ghatti. The main character, Doyce, becomes grating in her almost adolescent angst and melancholy - and I wonder if it's supposed to make the reader think of her as being a 'strong woman' who of course is therefore also unable to love, trust or belie...more
Better than the first. Adventure waits for Doyce and her bond mate Kharm as the requested to travel to Marchmont and unravel the mystery of their closed border. This tale has more twist then a "cats tail"!
Not as good as the first book, but a decent read; however, it was a little bit too long for my taste.
This story was more serious than the first book in the series. There is some good character development and you learn more about the world the stories are set in and how detailed the authors vision about the world is.
Due to some mature themes I wouldn't recommend it to young but advanced readers becuase they might find some content disturbing.
Due to some mature themes I wouldn't recommend it to young but advanced readers becuase they might find some content disturbing.
I remember liking this better than the first in the series, which isn't saying incredibly much because the first was pretty bad and I really had to force myself to tell my brain I liked it.
Apr 14, 2008
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Rereading the whole series at this time
Loved it! Getting the next one shortly!
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