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A review by chanizzle
Sorcerers and Seers by Chris Heimerdinger
3.0
Let's break down what this book really is - 3 different stories, told by 9 'main' characters and 3 minor characters. In past books, the story has been told by different people, but usually maybe 3-4 at most. It got tiring going back and forth between so many people.
The biggest thing I didn't like about this book is that it doesn't end! 2nd biggest thing - every single person in Jim's family that we have ever met before (except one) end up 'time traveling'. Come on - yes this is the end of the series but that does not mean that everyone who has ever had an 'adventure' before needs to be involved again. It's not worth it to the story. There are too many people to keep track of already.
So anyways.... Jim was as philosophical as ever (aka boring), Gidgidonniah and Apollus were amazing like always, and I'm wondering with all the romance going on if the author has found a new genre to write for.
I hope the next book is better, not as complicated, and wraps things up once and for all.
The biggest thing I didn't like about this book is that it doesn't end! 2nd biggest thing - every single person in Jim's family that we have ever met before (except one) end up 'time traveling'. Come on - yes this is the end of the series but that does not mean that everyone who has ever had an 'adventure' before needs to be involved again. It's not worth it to the story. There are too many people to keep track of already.
So anyways.... Jim was as philosophical as ever (aka boring), Gidgidonniah and Apollus were amazing like always, and I'm wondering with all the romance going on if the author has found a new genre to write for.
I hope the next book is better, not as complicated, and wraps things up once and for all.