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Dewey Decimal Number: 813 EAN: 9780345373489 ISBN: 0345373480 Label: Del Rey Manufacturer: Del Rey Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 30 Publication Date: September 13, 1991 Publisher: Del Rey Release Date: September 13, 1991 Studio: Del Rey Editorial Review: Product Description: The story of Gan Moondark of the Dog People and the nation he forged in the post-apocalyptic Northwest. For centuries the proud Dog People had roamed with their horses across the grassy plains and fir-clad hills of the Northwest. Then, when their strength was as its greatest, the Dogs turned their bows on one another in a struggle over who would become War Chief after Col Moondark..... Average Rating:
 Rating:  - One of the greatest fantasy series everI am re-reading this series for the fourth time. It doesn't get anywhere near the level of credit that it deserves. Rating: - great bookAn excellent sci-fi/fantasy book. This book tells of adventures of a few survivors of a hibernation experiment that took them 500 years into the future of a post-nuclear world. They end up in the middle of a culture that is kind of a cross between Dark Ages monarchies and ancient Indian tribes. Female readers will enjoy the way the "good guys" empower their females to assume a full role in society. Rating:  - The first book of a great trilogy.A post-apocalyptic heavy duty entertainer. What a great read. Great characterization, thought provoking story and best of all....soooo entertaining. Must read. And then get ready to follow-up with Wanderer and Witch. Buy them all at once, you won't be disappointed. What a great trilogy! Hoo-Rah. Rating: - Riviting!Rich characters, intense action scenes and thought provoking storyline - would make a fantastic movie! Couldn't put it down during the last battle scene! Rating: - This book deserves to be read!!!This is the one story of a post nuclear civilization, that had a believable backround, and a well followed story line. You won't be able to put this one down. It's the kind of tale that keeps you up nights. Semper Fi! |
