Otherland: River of Blue Fire is perhaps the first of the two central parts of the saga, but defies the cliché, not to drive the narrative forward. At the beginning of this book, one wonders well how's going on now, because all narratives of Volume 1 have now be combined into one. Do not worry, Tad Williams leaves in this book numerous new characters appear, or well-known even to speak (for example is also from Martines view tells). the plot is exciting as in Part 1, with the difference that now plays the majority of them in the Otherland network - which does not make life less dangerous. Of course, will not reveal much straight from the end, but some things come to light yet. In my opinion, this book has been particularly important for the development of the characters and the people who I can groan because of the number of pages only assure you that it is worth it and that you should enjoy every single page of it, as long as you can still. Because if the story is only come to an end if you have all the pages by 4000, it will feel sorry and you could wish to know any more than at the beginning, so that you can experience the adventure Otherland again !!!
