Now this is one of the best books I ever read. :) The story was compelling, the action was intense, and... Actually, I better stop there. There is a good third point, but I'll save it for last. Though since the Emerald Dream/Nightmare played a major part in the story, some parts were a little confusing. As Queen put it, "Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?" In other words, it could be a little hard to tell when a character was dreaming and when he/she was interacting with the real world. But I got used to it as I read more. That said, here's that good third point I mentioned: the ending. Without giving away too much, I do declare it was one of the happiest moments I've ever seen in Warcraft lore. :D
Oh yeah, there was another good point, too. I'm glad to see that Richard A. Knaak, the author, successfully kicked whatever mind-altering substance made him come up with the super-dumb ending of the Diablo book, "Scales of the Serpent." ;)
The book Stormrage
Now this is one of the best books I ever read. :) The story was compelling, the action was intense, and... Actually, I better stop there. There is a good third point, but I'll save it for last. Though since the Emerald Dream/Nightmare played a major part in the story, some parts were a little confusing. As Queen put it, "Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?" In other words, it could be a little hard to tell when a character was dreaming and when he/she was interacting with the real world. But I got used to it as I read more. That said, here's that good third point I mentioned: the ending. Without giving away too much, I do declare it was one of the happiest moments I've ever seen in Warcraft lore. :D
Oh yeah, there was another good point, too. I'm glad to see that Richard A. Knaak, the author, successfully kicked whatever mind-altering substance made him come up with the super-dumb ending of the Diablo book, "Scales of the Serpent." ;)