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Casey Childs caseychilds — The negative part about finishing this third book in the "Gone" series is that I have to wait for the next one to release. I could not put this book down. I'm usually one who uses reading as a way to calm my mind in the evenings, and then go to sleep. I usually don't have a problem separating out a story from reality. This one was extremely consuming for me. I just couldn't put it down and found myself reading it during the day when I had any free moment. That's not like me.

Chaima Brini shaymabrin0b5a — It's actually 3.5 It started out very slow, until about halfway where i was ready to put it down for good. But I continued on and am glad I did, because it became much more exciting and had a great climax.

Dan Yu _ermaid_ — There's a stain of creepy cold-weather surrealism that runs through modern Scottish fiction – think of Alasdair Gray or Iain Banks, or even Irvine Welsh. These Demented Lands belongs on the same shelf, though it isn't violent or bleak; in fact, it's fun. I worked my way through the first part of this slim book in delight, thinking 'I've never read anything quite like this before.' Further on in, though, I realized with some disappointment that a lot of the colourful stuff I'd been reading wasn't material to the plot of the novel; and a little later I realized that there really wasn't a plot to the novel, either. Strange to say, I still enjoyed These Demented Lands. The Scots-inflected prose is elegant and highly readable, with occasional rhapsodic elements. The descriptions are cinematic and psychedelic, the sequence of events has its own mad dream-logic, there are moments of bizarre yet laugh-out-loud comedy and everything does come together in the end, though it does so in a tearing hurry and not entirely to this reader's satisfaction. I realize I haven't said much anything about the actual story or the characters in the book, or even about its setting. None of that really matters, though. Anyone interested enough to want to find out more should read this blogger's review, which I fully endorse and agree with: http://guysalvidge.wordpress.com/2009...