You've read them, and still they are not better?
Am surprised. But them am not. Its a matter of choice, isn't it?
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Memories of MidnightAlthough these two sequential novels are very interesting, there are but setbacks therein them, as I believe. If my memory serves me right: they tell stories of Noelle Page, Dimiris and others. The story is too fictitious; and some characters’ bad-planned deaths reduce the vitality and intrigue of it. At best, they shouldn’t have died. This last point applies more to Other Side of Midnight.
Windmills of the GodDiana Evans’ story. It’s also a sequence to one other novel, which I eventually forget its title now. The novel is too political and I’m one person who is less interested in the American politics that the novel talks about, i.e. U.S foreign policy in Americas—Ecuador, I think. More-over, the leading character isn’t a very good go-getter as usually are his heroes and heroines.
Master of the GamesSincerely I even modified my preceding reply where I included it in the reply, yet I can’t see that now. The novel’s my third best novel by Sheldon I so much like it especially for its African historical context. Mc Gregor, I think is the father and the earlier central character of the story. He’s whom the story revolves around before it later centers on his daughter and subsequently his grand-daughter take on. I so much enjoyed reading it; from that I learned a lot such as the South African Bantu, Bantustan and so on.
If Tomorrow ComesOne thing to simply, though completely, criticize this novel with is it’s being too much a fantasy. The principal character of Tracy Witney performs actions beyond anybody’s expectation. Hence, the Master-Story teller there himself fails to shun away a great deal of “suspension of disbelief” in many a readers’ mind. I’m an example. Notwithstanding, it’s indisputably true that many regard it as Sheldon’s best. I’m sincerely not among.
Rage of AngelsI can’t say much here, for I had had started reading this novels for at least two times, but I never finish. As I many a times get les stuff to read these days—I’m not in Kano—I’ll procure it and read it.
Lastly, I thought you’ll include these two intriguing novels as well, viz
Doomsday Conspiracy and
Morning, Noon and Night. A very close friend of mine considers these Sheldon nicest. Individual differences.
