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High Eight · 18th June 2007, 06:45 PM

Michael Scott Rohan's 'Spiral' books.

Chase the Morning was utterly wonderful, the second one limped along but was at least readable, if unmemorable (I've even forgotten the title). Cloud Castles went in ever-decreasing circles and vanished up it's own behind the moment poor old King Arthur was brought on like some sad old variety act that had long outlived it's relevance. I didn't bother with the fourth (and mercifully last) in the series.

18th June 2007, 06:45 PM	#20 (permalink)
High Eight Boggart Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Medway Posts: 158	Re: When is one book enough? Michael Scott Rohan's 'Spiral' books. Chase the Morning was utterly wonderful, the second one limped along but was at least readable, if unmemorable (I've even forgotten the title). Cloud Castles went in ever-decreasing circles and vanished up it's own behind the moment poor old King Arthur was brought on like some sad old variety act that had long outlived it's relevance. I didn't bother with the fourth (and mercifully last) in the series.