Myth-ion Improbable (Myth-Adventures)

by Robert Lynn Asprin

Book Overview

Apprentice magician Skeeve, his scaly mentor Aahz and beautiful ex-assassin Tanda are back and this time they're treasure hunting in a dimension that combines the Wild West with the vampire-cursed... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 044100962X
• Release Date: July 2002
• Publisher: Ace
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.7" x 0.6" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Myth-Ion Improbable Just as good as any other myth book!

If you are a fan of the myth books than read this newer adventure. It is just as good as the first few myth books that Asprin wrote, if not better. I couldn't put the book down, and read it in two days. I have seen a couple reviews of this book and some seem to complain it is not as good or the writing style is different than the other myth books. I do not agree. Don't listen to the bad reviews, buy this book and read it right away if you are a fan of the myth series. Robert Asprin has once again writen a great myth tale. Thanks!

At last my love has come along

For anyone who has read the whole MYTH series this is a FUN and JOYOUS return. God willing, Mr. Asprin will keep on writing these books and entertaining his fans! Aahz and Skeeve are on another adventure and it will bring you back to when you were a kid again with no worries, just fun!

I laughed... a lot

I think i'm fortuntate to have began the Myth series only about a year ago. I read through the first 10 quickly and loved every page. Judging from the other reviews I wonder if the long wait everyone else had to endure may have tainted the experience by constant building of expectations over time. I loved this book and feel there was plenty of energy here. I love the entire series, but am aware of the "lull" in the last few books. The only problem I initially had was getting a grip on where in the storyline this book was, which wasn't that big of a deal. Bottom line is this was slightly above average in the Myth Series. Not quite as good as the energy in the prime of the series, but close and heading back in the right direction. So that should be 4-stars logically. I give it 5 though. I smiled just about the entire time reading the book and laughed...a lot. That qualifies any book as 5 stars in my opinion. Enjoy! Looking forward to the continuation of the Myth series and whatever else you put out Robert. Thank you!

A fun story

I enjoyed this book because it went back to the old 'not so bright at times' Skeeve. Something I missed in the later books in the series was Skeeve's struggle with magic use. This book went back to that. There was only one part that goes by pretty quickly without much happening, but it was probably because Asprin really wanted to get to the next part of the story and not worry about details in that section. I didn't mind, and I did not even notice it until someone else told me about it. If you're a big Myth fan like me, you'll definitely like this book.