Silver Wolf, Black Falcon

I just fin­ished read­ing Mr. McKiernan’s Sil­ver Wolf, Black Fal­con and while I found it to be an enjoy­able read; it was nearly as good as some of his other books (e.g. “The Eye of the Hunter”). The char­ac­ters were not fleshed out as fully as had been done in pre­vi­ous books and in part that it likely because this book brings an end to the Mith­gar saga. Alas, the book has a cer­tain sense to it that Mr. McK­ier­nan was tired of writ­ing about the Mith­gar world and wanted to move onto other projects. The end­ing in par­tic­u­lar feels a bit rushed, but still if you’re a fan of Mr. McKiernan’s other works, then this is a good book for you to read. Over­all, I give it: 3 out of 5 points.

Next up, I’ll be return­ing to the Egypt of early 1900’s by read­ing Eliz­a­beth Peter’s He Shall Thun­der In The Sky. How­ever, since I won’t be stuck in some stu­pid hotel room for a week with noth­ing to do; I prob­a­bly won’t get through this one quite as quickly as I did the last.

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Mark works as a [REDACTED] for [REDACTED], currently residing in Iowa. CoffeeBear.net is a place for him to blather on about whatever strikes his fancy. He currently spends his "free" time working on a photography project, playing with his cat and attempting to keep his wife happy (not necessarily in that order).