They called themselves the Black Foxes, a group of adventure gamers who had proved the big winners in the virtual reality tournaments. In the "real...
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Mar 24, 2009
Emeyin
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Pretty good book. Alternating between a fantasy world in a virtual reality and the modern world. It starts off slow but then there came a point in the book where I could not set the book down. A little different from what I'm used to but I enjoyed it.
Jul 25, 2010
Paul
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This book is a stand-alone story. You don't have to invest your time into a long drawn-out series; one book, one story. Because I appreciated that it earned a fourth star. It's not McKiernan's best work but it held my interest and I enjoyed it. Creative combination of sci-fi and fantasy.
Jan 23, 2008
Boognish3
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I almost always thoroughly enjoy McKiernan's books. I loved his Mithgar series and really loved his book Dragondoom. This is another book that I read years ago and decided to re-read. It is a good book, with solid elements of sci-fi and fantasy. Sometimes I get a bit bored during the philosophical discussions, but it isn't necessarily so much that they are poorly written as that I want to skip forward to the action--bad me. If you like fantasy and haven't checked out any of Dennis McKiernan's bo
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Nov 05, 2010
Amberle
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kinda long and hard to get into but a very good book once you get into it you don't want to put it down
Jun 26, 2007
Willow
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This is one of my favorite sci-fi books of all time! It is appropriate for all ages and offers many thought-worthy topics about AI and fantasy.
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