[Thadlerian]

I can't really recall the middle ones, as it's been some years since I read them. But I'd say there's a contest between Preludes and Nocturnes and The Kindly Ones. Perhaps Doll's House too. And the tale of Baghdad.

I voted P&N, for just being wonderfully varied. The depiction of Lucifer was thought-provoking too.

Seasons of Mist didn't quite do it for me. I had hoped what Lucifer did would turn out a really complex plot that would dominate the rest of the series, but instead it just ended there. And


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I think Morpheus' way of escaping the inside of the demon, and trapping it, was a little too easy. Wouldn't it have thought of that before it attempted to capture him?