With a Tangled Skein Audiobook

" The third book in the series restores my opinion of the series as a whole. Very well written. Maybe a little misogynistic, but for good reason. "

" Not as good as On A Pale Horse, but not as bad as Bearing An Hourglass. It was an interesting story and a neat take on Fate that I hadn't understood in the first two books. It has given me the courage to continue on with Bearing a Red Sword. "

" Third book in a really great series about the immortal and intangible concepts of Death, Time, Fate, etc. "

" Mostly enjoyable, but again I'm finding Piers Anthony to be overly wordy. He tends to repeat himself, and since I usually understand things the first time, I find this annoying. Also, if I hear the phrase "some 20 years hence" one more time . . . "

" My first Piers Anthony. Not a great writer but the interesting plot--and the gorgeous cover art--kept the story and my interest going. "

" This book made me want to read the whole series. "

" This is the story of the incarnation of fate. Having all three Greek goddesses of fate -- Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos -- share a single body was an interesting twist. Unfortunately, the women in this book were stereotypical, flighty, and not very bright. "

" It was a great read, albeit quite longer than the the first two in the series. It was understandable and needed though :) "

" Great collection and great book. "

" I think this book is a little bit long. Towards the end, even though I'd read it before, I was like, "Is this ever going to wrap up?" It is a great story. I'm not sure I understood the answer at the end, but it is a piece of the series, so must be read. "

" I love what he does with Fate. I love the void stuff and what the purpose is. I'm not such a fan of all the women being whored out at every turn but for a once I can overlook it for the rest of the book. "

" The 3rd book is about fate... Fate weaves a tapestry of lives intertwined. She sometimes has to work very fast to keep things from occurring. "

" Easily one of my favorites within the series. Wonderful characters with a fascinating tale. "

" I read this entire book during a 10 hour train ride from West Virginia to Illinois. It's rare that I actually finish a book in one sitting, but I think being able to read it all at once made me like it more. With a Tangled Skein is probably my favorite from the series, thus far. "

" One of my favorite series by Piers Anthony. "

" This is one of Piers Anthony's better books in one of his better series. It is well written (of course, he is not a hack even if he does get repetative in some of his other series), the characters likable, and the story is satisfying in a "I don't want to put the book down" way. "

" The concept is so cool, and the way he writes it so painful and juvenile... "

" Science fiction/fantasy story about the "office" of Fate. A must read. "

" Another great part of the Incarnation series. I grew very attached to this character in particular, but the entire series was good. "

" I really liked this, until the end. Niobe's inner dialog of "weak, defenseless woman," got kind of irritating. :P "

" One of my absolute favorite books of the series! "

" Anthony is a sexist pig, which is evident in everything he writes. This series was rather fun to read as a kid though. "

" Not as good as On A Pale Horse, but not as bad as Bearing An Hourglass. It was an interesting story and a neat take on Fate that I hadn't understood in the first two books. It has given me the courage to continue on with Bearing a Red Sword. "

" I read this before I started my goodreads account. Review forthcoming in the future.<br/> "

" This book really drags the multiple plots together "

" another great story by a master story teller "

" I hate the way Anthony writes women. Niobe, the protagonist of the third Incarnation book, acts so whiny and helpless at times, I just wanted to smack her. Only the fascination of the concept of this series got me over my revulsion. "

" see my pale horse review for my comments on the series "

" This is the story of the incarnation of fate. Having all three Greek goddesses of fate -- Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos -- share a single body was an interesting twist. Unfortunately, the women in this book were stereotypical, flighty, and not very bright. "

" I love this whole series! The characters, although fantasy, are likable and well almost believable. The story of the three aspects of fate; how they came to be, their powers, and how they battled against Satan's plot to rule the world and gain more souls than God. "

" Third book in a really great series about the immortal and intangible concepts of Death, Time, Fate, etc. "