The Mirror of Her Dreams (Mordant's Need, Book 1)

I've seen this book amongst the Thomas Convenant series by this author, and decided to read it upon the recommendation of my brother. It's enjoyable enough, and fairly creative. The fantasy world seems less developed than the TC series. If you like these kinds of fantasy stories, you would like this book. I'm going to read the next book in the series.

Donaldson writes beautifully, and the characters are realistic. This is one of the first fantasy/time travel books I read.

Amasing writer, loved it. sometimes long or drawn out, but totally worth it.

The Mirror of Her Dreams is a bit slow to start off with, but it is one still one of my favorite books.

This book really kept my interest. Was shocked when I got to the end and found a book 2, "A Man Rides Through". Looked all over to find it.

I never actually finished this book... I tried to for 12 years. It was good, just not engaging.

A woman, whose life is revolving around mirrors, finds herself persuaded to join a man and travel through the mirrors to a parallel world. The mirrors are gateways. War, love, longing - and an underlying sadness in our heroine.

It's Stephen R. Donaldson for goodness sake. I blame him (and Tolkein) for my love of the Fantasy genre. If you have never read his books, I highly recommend them.

Enjoyed this series much more than Thomas Covenant. Be warned that the first book is fairly depressing.