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Chaos Mode
Chaos Mode
Chaos Mode
Audiobook11 hours

Chaos Mode

Written by Piers Anthony

Narrated by Mark Winston

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

3.5/5

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About this audiobook

Colene, Darius, and the magnificent telepathic horse Sequiro, travelling companions from Virtual Mode and Fractal Mode, face their most dangerous adventure ever as they pass freely from one universe to the next. They are joined by a most unlikely companion: Burgess, a tentacled creature from a world where evolution went entirely differently from the path it took for us. And their travels take them to a place that in some ways is the strangest of all - a place called Earth.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateApr 4, 2008
ISBN9781423353973
Chaos Mode
Author

Piers Anthony

Piers Anthony is one of the world’s most popular fantasy writers, and a New York Times–bestselling author twenty-one times over. His Xanth novels have been read and loved by millions of readers around the world, and he daily receives letters from his devoted fans. In addition to the Xanth series, Anthony is the author of many other bestselling works. He lives in Inverness, Florida.

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  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    Piers Anthony is a very creative author, and his fantasy stories tend to stray from the cliches that make most fantasy novels so similar. His writing style is awfully clunky, though, and could use more editing for grammar and 'flow'. He also tends to dive into stories with too little background context, especially in mid-series novels, so that if you have not read the previous volume in a while, or if you have never read any other books in the series, it may take 1/3 of the book or more just to figure out enough of the story to not feel hopelessly lost. I suspect that if you start reading this series from the very beginning, it might be more engaging, but I had a very hard time getting through this book. I found the characters unrealistic, and the dialogue almost always felt fake and stilted. The story itself, once you get past the writing style and storytelling issues, is pretty cool, enough to earn a 3 star rating from me, but I wish this book had had a tougher editor.