Submitted by Rooken (Sep 10, 2008)

While on one of our many journeys here and there, my brother picked up a copy of The Traveller in a dusty little Highland shop. He dissapeared into his tent for an entire day to read it; after which I had to prise it out of his hands to see what all the fuss was about. I'm SO glad I did! Earlier this year, we even turned around from our wanders to go back and look for the sequel. (Suffice to say, we got the last copy) The Traveller is still one of my favourites, and I can't wait for the last installment, even if it does mean we have to double back on ourselves yet again!

I´m an 36 year old mum from Sweden.....I´ve read a lot of sci-fi and fantasy in my days but this...... this is the far best ever! You see, I live in a very small village with an even smaller library and there I found this extraordinary book! In OUR little library....I finally relized there is a bigger "something" in this world and I thank it, because this is the greatest book ever written! Can´t wait for the next, and feel an extrem urg to find more books, novelles or even poems (if there exists any)from this author that changed my reading for ever! I can just say a humble thanx, thank you for this book! And thank you,my lokal librerian that have such an open mind about "new" books and "new" authors and give them a place in the shelfs)

I can't wait for the third book!! I got the first one at the library and read it in one night. Couldn't put it down... Got the next one that week and it, too, has been immediately and voraciously read. Any idea when the third one is schedulaed? These books are so involved and deep and so hideously 'could be real right now'. Fabulous!!

At last the second book is with us thank you Brilliant as with the first one . How is the third part coming along

My wife and I found the book in a small "zimmer frei" (bed & breakfast)in southern Germany last week. We were only there one night but I started reading it and couldn't put it down. When we checked out the next morning, I asked the Frau if I could purchase the book from her. She said to please just take it, that it had been left by a previous guest. Thank you, whoever you are! I have now shared it with a close friend and another is anxiously waiting in line to borrow it. This is a fascinating, thought-provoking read. July 10 won't get here soon enough (the day scheduled for release of book two). I am afraid I am solidly in the Grid, but at least feel more prepared to encounter it and more careful in what gets revealed.