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Original Title:	The Mirror of Her Dreams
ISBN:	0345459857 (ISBN13: 9780345459855)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Mordant's Need #1
Characters:	Terisa Morgan, Geraden
Setting:	Mordant
Literary Awards:	Prix Julia Verlanger (1990), SFBC Award (1987)

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

Stephen R. Donaldson

Paperback | Pages: 654 pages

Rating: 3.92 | 12913 Users | 399 Reviews

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With The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, Stephen R. Donaldson changed the face of fantasy fiction forever. In The Mirror of Her Dreams, the astonishing first novel in the two-volume Mordant’s Need series, Donaldson shows us a world of wondrous beauty and seductive illusion, where mirrors hold the deadliest of magics and nothing is what it seems. . . .

The daughter of rich but neglectful parents, Terisa Morgan lives alone in a New York City apartment, a young woman who has grown to doubt her own existence. Surrounded by the flat reassurance of mirrors, she leads an unfulfilled life—until the night a strange man named Geraden comes crashing through one of her mirrors, on a quest to find a champion to save his kingdom of Mordant from a pervasive evil that threatens the land. Terisa is no champion. She wields neither magic nor power. And yet, much to her own surprise, when Geraden begs her to come back with him, she agrees.

Now, in a culture where women are little more than the playthings of powerful men, in a castle honeycombed with secret passages and clever traps, in a kingdom threatened from without and within by enemies able to appear and vanish out of thin air, Terisa must become more than the pale reflection of a person. For the way back to Earth is closed to her. And the enemies of Mordant will stop at nothing to see her dead.

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Title	:	The Mirror of Her Dreams (Mordant's Need #1)
Author	:	Stephen R. Donaldson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 654 pages
Published	:	June 3rd 2003 by Del Rey (first published September 12th 1986)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy

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Ratings: 3.92 From 12913 Users | 399 Reviews

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I really enjoyed the feel the prologue gave to the whole book. Several of the characters were week and frustrating, but the teased curse in the prologue made it excusable.This was a book club book and I didn't do my due diligence to realize before the last 20 pages this was a duology, which gave out a very sudden and unsatisfying ending. After I read the 2nd book I may come back a chance my star rating. Up if it wraps up many of the mysteries the 1st book has me invested in our down if it

This is one of my favourite two-part series, which is interesting because the main character is not really that likeable of a person. She's indecisive, easily pushed around and a bit of a whiner. That being said, it makes sense that she is these things because of the way she was raised and for some reason, it made me want to see her come into her own.I think it's the universe that is the most interesting to me. To be able to travel between worlds via mirrors was something I always pretended was

Actual rating: 2.5 starsStephen Donaldson is a decent writerhe writes plots that make me want to keep on reading. But he creates characters that I just hate! I couldnt stomach any more of Thomas Covenant after reading two books. Now, Im confronted with Terisa Morgan, possibly the dullest, most slow witted, whiniest protagonist that I have ever encountered in science fiction and fantasy. Hand her over to the Castellan, she could benefit from a bit of torture, just to make her realize that life

OTP GAME TOO REAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I don't know why I had so much trouble with this last year, unless perhaps I was so repelled by Master Eremis that I just ollied right out (to my past self: that's fair. Dude is 500% ollie-worthy), as this time around I just about blasted through it. Truth be told this is fairly standard swords-and-sorcery fantasy with thinly sketched supporting characters and a great deal of emphasis on the usual Fake Europe Fantasyland political machinations with the bad guys

The book is well-written, and some parts are actually enjoyable, but I only gave it one star because half of the book focused on a character which I found to be absolutely irritating. Halfway into it, I was prepared to throw it away. I found the character to be that annoying. But, I didn't throw it away. Instead, I skipped all the way to the end, and found out that this character, Terisa Morgan, doesn't get any better. She stays almost as weak and stupid as she was at the start of the novel,

I first read this book about 15 years ago and it's still one of my top favorite fantasy novels today. When the book opens Terisa Morgan is a beautiful girl, living in a busy city but she feels cut off from the rest of humanity. She has no close friends, no family that really care about her, no ties to anyone- and that lack has left a deep impression on her. It's gotten so bad that Terisa has covered her entire apartment in mirrors and she spends hours sitting in front of them, trying to prove to

In a word: Boring. Prolix. In two words: glacial plotting. Unsympathetic characters.In five words: Pathetic, colorless, wimpy uninteresting heroine. I'm 1/3 of the way through listening to this (9 hours or so!!) and I'm thinking of quitting. Maybe I'll read it so I can skim. God he's wordy and keeps saying the same thing over and over and over again (maybe I don't exist, my father didn't love me). Boohoo. Hullo? We get it!!Mostly, I want to slap the heroine. And the king. Or kill them both so