Imager's Challenge Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This is the second book of the series, I think this book is a lot better than the first one. Some reviews didn't give this a good review, said Modesitt Jr. was "predictable." I found there were some parts of the book that were predictable but that's ok because the parts that aren't will surprise you. I was very surprised with the ending and I can't wait to read the next one. "

" Picks up where the last book left off. The adventure continuous and our protagonists life gets more and more complicated and interesting as the plot thickens. Story follows the same style as the previous book. Really enjoyed it and waiting to get my hands on the third book. "

" I'm still enjoying this series immensely. The characters are well developed, and the storyline intriguing. "

" I'm still a fan of Modesitt, enough to finish this novel off and give the third in the series a chance. "

" I've really been enjoying this series. The world is described so well that I can see every nook and cranny of the town as I'm reading! "

" This second in the series continued with many open story arcs from the first book. It was an enjoyable read. What resonates most with me was the idea that people want things to be easier, not better. "

" "There are always alternatives," she replied, "but if we accept them, we become less" "

" Realy liked this book. Liked the frist one as well. Hope he writes more in the series. Love the magic. Love following the twist and turns.He kepts things exciting. "

" Great sequel to Imager. Waiting to read the third! L. E. Modesitt's characters and fantasy worlds always have me coming back for more. "

" #2 in the Imager Portfolio, and a nice follow-up to the first story. I like Modesitt's writing. "

" Not a bad addition, just weighed down by too much discussion and life philosophy without enough action and humor to make that fun. The society, characters and world are well designed. They just need to do more. "

" I really enjoyed this book and can't wait to start the next one in the series. "

" Enjoying this book--a good light fantasy read. "

" Excellent second installment to the series. Looking forward to the third. "

" The Ryel situation is tied up and a proposal given to Seliora. We will have to wait until Imager's Intrigue comes out in July for more in this world. "

" The first book in the series was well done. The second book in the series less so, the same old game isn't as fun as it used to be, so this book only gets 3 stars. Read the first book and stop reading. "

" Much more entertaining than the first book in this series! "

" After a compellingly interesting start to the series, the third book descended into utter tedium. "

" A decent story, but it has flaws, it has anti-male sexism that is not based in supportable fact, and it's too long. That's why I gave it a 4/5. "

" I like this trilogy a lot. Enjoyed it thoroughly. The entire trilogy is worth reading. Great characters and a complex plot. "

" Good; I still like the Modesitt formula. This one felt just a tad bit like a poly sci/government econ text disguised as a fictional story, but maybe I'm projecting too much. A satisfying addition to the Imager series. "

" Final book in the series? Seems to have most things worked out, but wouldn't be surprised to see another. Again, a good chunk of mystery mixed with the fantasy. "

" A great volume in this series, but do start with volume 1. "

" Not as good as the first two in the series but a fun read. "

" I love this series! Amazing world building, interesting plots and characters that grab hold and won't let go. This book (3rd in series) came out this July and I've reread all three twice since then. "

" This is one of Modesitt's best recent works. The characters were solid and the intrigue was complex but logical and well constructed. I was sad that Seliora didn't get more screen time, but she had quite a lot of work to do. "

" The first of the three books is still the best, but this one provides further glimpses into Rhennthyl's world which is like and yet not like our world. I hope Modesitt writes more books in this series. "