Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780671656157
Edition: Reprint
ISBN: 0671656155
Label: Prentice Hall & IBD
Manufacturer: Prentice Hall & IBD
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 512
Publication Date: October 01, 1995
Publisher: Prentice Hall & IBD
Studio: Prentice Hall & IBD

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Rating: - Not Bad
This is the first book I`ve read from the Avalon series. It was surprisingly easy to read and quite enjoyable. On the other hand, the plot was predictable and at some points it felt extremely melodramatic. All in all, I think this is a good book to read on the beach, while travelling etc. or for taking a breather from more demanding literature.

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Rating: - Inspired Characterization/Good Prose Style/Insipid Plot
This book wove fascinating interrelations between the characters, but--oh no--not the whole lame quest for power/devil worship plot again.

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Rating: - This book was AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love this book,I read it over the summer at camp and I couldn't put it down, so I sat and read it in my room for four straight hours. MZB really captures your attention and doesn't let it go throughout the entire novel. I have heard that some people say this is not one of her better works, but I DISAGREE. This book was great and I recommend it to anyone who loves to read or anyone who wants to read a really great story with an interesting plot and believeable characters. I recommend this ... Read More

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Rating: - Captivating and Well Done!
I think "The Fall of Atlantis" was a very dramatic, emotional book. The first pages seem very good yet not superb, while at the end, you cannot put this book down. Marion Zimmer Bradley's imagination in this book is captivating. The world she created impressed me because it was so much like fantasy (with all the Magicians, Adepts, and Laws), yet so realistic. Domaris and Deoris are two excellent characters; they captured my attention from the start. The other main characters in the book also ... Read More

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Rating: - Not her best, but definatly a jem.
I loved this book, though it was not as captivating as The Mists of Avalon, it was definatly superb. Filled with characters you could sink your teeth into and plot changes that were truly excellent. I would definatly recomend, but suggest you look at it as a seperate novel, rather than in comparison to some of MZB's other works.

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