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Memories of Ice

The Malazan Book of the Fallen #3 / 10

Memories of Ice

Steven Erikson

8.8 / 10
29 ratings 3 reviews
Publication
December 2001

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Booknan the Bookuser
10 / 10

Be sure to have tissues at the ready when reading this book. If Deadhouse Gates didn't make you moist in your eye holes, then this volume certainly will.

Unless you are dead on the inside.

Bluejay
10 / 10
It took some time after finishing the previous part, Deadhouse gates, before I was ready to tackle Memories of Ice. Reading these novels easily becomes a full time job since they are getting pretty thick and at least for me, hard to put down. I liked the two first books and this third one topped them with ease. With Erikson you learn to expect the unexpected and still be surprised. This story has more layers than ten average series combined. Still extremely violent, sometimes laugh out out funny and thought-provoking throughout. But be avare, with its staggering body count and extreme adult content it's still not for everyone. I also think that the writing has improved, with more fluent style and easier…
Seregil of Rhiminee
10 / 10

Memories of Ice is the third book of Tales of the Malazan Book of the Fallen.

I loved this book and I think that it's definitely one of the best fantasy books ever written. Steven Erikson has managed to write an entertaining and interesting high fantasy book, which is full of depth.

I can highly recommend this book to all fantasy fans.