The Younger Gods

Just received the book but I am anticipating and wonderful read. I've gone thru all his books except for High Hunt and The Losers. Love the bits of humor Leigh adds in. They are very unexpected and sometimes quite droll.

Ok, I'm the first person to admit I like good fantasy. I have been waiting for this books to come out for what seems like a hundred years (I'm not the patient type!). It was worth it. I like the Eddings as writers, and it was worth all this time to get this book out of them. Please, my dear Mr. and Mrs...DON'T STOP. Give us more. Let the Elder Gods sleep, but keep in contact (somehow) with the Younger Gods. It is... Read Full Review

The Younger Gods (2006) is the fourth novel in The Dreamers series, following Crystal Gorge. In the previous novel, the combined forces of the Dhrall gods fortify the Crystal Gorge, but are driven out by deadly smoke clouds. They build breastworks outside the gorge and repel three bug attacks. Then a cyclone moves down the gorge and draws blue fire behind it, throwing bug-people around and totally incinerating the remains... Read Full Review

I'll tell you, some people just don't understand. Take the first review of this book, for example. For an Eddings fan to not be able to distinguish the author's purpose in the story repetition is abominable. I'll let you figure it out on your own, but suffice it to say, it's brilliant, and well done. As with all their series, David and Leigh have drawn vivid characters with which readers can fall in love. Anyone who can't... Read Full Review

This is the final installment of the four-book "The Dreamers" series by David and Leigh Eddings. The Vlagh, a bug-like immortal, is desperate to invade the god Aracia's territory to ensure the survival of her children. Meanwhile the other gods are assembling their forces to help save their sister's lands. However, as the younger gods' period of dominance approaches and the elder gods prepare for their time of sleep, Aracia... Read Full Review