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midnight tides and the bone hunters by Steven Erikson

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By Leli

The fifth and sixth books in Erikson's Malazan series are less focused, with even more characters and oh so many intersecting plot lines, such that altho the writing and details are on par with Erikson's excellent work, the overall picture has suffered a bit. 

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