I'm finding that I'm enjoying Conspiracies as much as The Tomb & Legacies.
Having Abe Grossman in the opening pages immediately put the reader into familiar territory & allowed the story to really take-off.
Having Abe Grossman in the opening pages immediately put the reader into familiar territory & allowed the story to really take-off.
CANADIANRJFAN Wrote:I'm finding that I'm enjoying Conspiracies as much as The Tomb & Legacies.
Having Abe Grossman in the opening pages immediately put the reader into familiar territory & allowed the story to really take-off.
You can enjoy "All the rage" more than "Conspiracies". You need seatbelt!
CANADIANRJFAN Wrote:I'm finding that I'm enjoying Conspiracies as much as The Tomb & Legacies.
Having Abe Grossman in the opening pages immediately put the reader into familiar territory & allowed the story to really take-off.
It's one of my favorites as well.
neotank Wrote:Conspiracies is Great! Especially for the Xfile crowd (ME!)
Well, I like it because it really starts to sign RJ into The Otherness and Rasalom becomes a direct player in the RJ series. It really gives the series a true direction and destination.
Lisa Wrote:Conspiracies is still my favorite RJ novel to date.
Lisa
Well, Lisa, I'd go with ALL THE RAGE and CRISSCROSS, but we're talkin' William Tell here, ain't we?
Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Well, Lisa, I'd go with ALL THE RAGE and CRISSCROSS, but we're talkin' William Tell here, ain't we?
I did like Crisscross a lot. Everything seemed to go all wrong for RJ. In the end, he took out the Dementedists, but there were a lot of casualties along the way. I think it served to push Jack closer to the edge of Sanity/Insanity. How much more can he take before he breaks?
t4terrific Wrote:I did like Crisscross a lot. Everything seemed to go all wrong for RJ. In the end, he took out the Dementedists, but there were a lot of casualties along the way. I think it served to push Jack closer to the edge of Sanity/Insanity. How much more can he take before he breaks?
This might be a minor SPOILER--BEWARE--
But Jack hasn't broken so far, no reason to think he will. He's carved from hard wood--if you haven't yet, check out NIGHTWORLD, t4. Or better yet, wait for Paul's rewrite. One of the best books I've ever read. And I ain't lyin.'
Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:This might be a minor SPOILER--BEWARE--
But Jack hasn't broken so far, no reason to think he will. He's carved from hard wood--if you haven't yet, check out NIGHTWORLD, t4. Or better yet, wait for Paul's rewrite. One of the best books I've ever read. And I ain't lyin.'
I'm actually gonna wait on Nightworld until the RJ novels are complete then catch the definitive version of Nightworld. After that I'll go back and read the origional Nightworld. I'm anxious, but I want as many RJ installments as I can get.