Jimmy and the Crawler

Matthew began writing his book review. That sentence is a tribute to how Feist starts every chapter in every book of his that I have read. There is always one declarative statement about one of the main characters. If you have read Feist before and never noticed, now you will! :) Just one of the cool......more

Picking up with Jimmy and hunting down the mysterious Crawler soon after the events of The Tear of God, the core of the team is back in is moving on to a fresh city to set up more of a spy network. Like the other novels with Jimmy, it's fun but somewhat predictable. Indeed, the predictable bits are w......more

Jimmy and the Crawler is the fourth and final book in the Riftwar Legacy, one of the many subseries in the larger Riftwar Cycle. It’s a short and fast read at only 144 pages. I didn’t realize it until I sat down to write my review, but it was actually published in 2013, thirteen years after the prev......more

A fun, lightweight quickie that reads like a D&D module. Absolutely nothing wrong with that, and for anyone craving a bit more story around Jimmy the Hand it works just fine. It's got all the usual expected Feist stylisms good and bad. No surprises, just encounter the problem, track it down, do some......more

The Riftwar Legacy je za sada najslabiji serijal u okviru Riftwar Sage. Dz R R Martin: "Sometimes the hero dies, at least in my books,” said Martin. “I love all my characters so it’s always hard to kill them but I know it has to be done. I tend to think I don’t kill them. The other characters kill ’......more