Nightfeeder (The Chronicles of Galen Swordmaster)

by Garfield Reeves-Stevens and Judith Reeves-Stevens

Book Overview

There is another world. It is the birthplace of all our nightmares. Vampires, werewolves, demons, deadly creatures that have no name or form ... they are all real. Galen Sword, born within that world... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451450760
• ISBN13: 9780451450760
• Release Date: April 1991
• Publisher: Ace
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 1.0" x 1.0"

Customer Reviews

Please continue the Series or I'll die!!

I wish the authors would PLEASE finish the series. I've been waiting serveral years for another book in the series. I'm not much of a fantasy fan but this series was really great. I recommend it very highly.The author(s) started writing Star Trek books after the last "Galen Sword" book and have seemed to have forgotten this series. :(So many question left unanswered here. I encourage everyone who wants another book in this series to write to the authors, via the publisher. And express your desire for another book in this series.

I loved it

When is book three due. I have been looking for i

Great Book but is there going to be a third in the Series?

I agree with all that has gone befor

A Page Turner - Guaranteed!

I am very selective about the novels I read. This novel (and the first)grabbed my attention and held it until I had turned the last page. You could feel the strength, energy and emotions of each character. Not many authors have this ability to make an impact on the reader, but Judith Reeves-Stevens and Garfield Reeves-Stevens certainly did with these novels. A comparison to this novel, would be the series (Taltos) written by Steven Brust who blends fantasy and science fiction very well, and again, each character appears mysterious as the characters in the Galen Chronicles. Lastly, to echo the thoughts and muses of others - Here's hoping for the 3rd...

Loved it back in 1991; still waiting for the follow-up!

Really enjoyed the first two Galen Sword Books, and give it a "10" for the genre. Haven't read it since it first came out in 1991, and had stopped looking for the next one. The first two books created a well developed universe existing in tandem with our own, which slowly reveals itself through the eyes of the main character. I got caught up in the the hero journey, the slow maturation of Galen, and the seamless way in which the alternate fantasy universe was interwoven with our own, including the mix of science and "magic", combined with a gritty realism that heightened my empathy for the various characters. The authors wrote in their appendix that they had the whole plot line laid out, so am curious as to why they haven't published the next one. I know they've been writing a lot; horror, star-trek, other sf, but I got the impression the Galen Sword series was successful enough to warrant a concluding volume. Hope it comes out one of these days!