A review by mw2k
The Cerulean Storm by Troy Denning
3.0
Not quite the neat conclusion that these usually tightly plotted books have. At the novel's end, Athas' fate remains unclear, though there are signs greener (and bluer) things are on the way. As with the remainder of this series, there is minimal characterisation and the protagonists survive far too many dangerous and magical upheavals.
I'm not sure if I'll try any of the other Dark Sun books yet as I wasn't exactly grabbed by the setting this series presented. It's a compelling world from the video games and role playing source material, but I don't think the Prism Pentad really seized hold of it as well as it should've.
I'm not sure if I'll try any of the other Dark Sun books yet as I wasn't exactly grabbed by the setting this series presented. It's a compelling world from the video games and role playing source material, but I don't think the Prism Pentad really seized hold of it as well as it should've.