Phaze Doubt: 6

by Piers Anthony

Book Overview

The merged worlds of Phaze and Proton face a new threat from an invading force--leaving the fate of the two planets in the hands of Nepe and Flach, two children possessing magical powers.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0441662633
• ISBN13: 9780441662630
• Release Date: January 1991
• Publisher: Ace Books
• Length: 324 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Once again, an end that leaves readers waiting for more!

As this series winds up, veteran Sci-Fi/Fantasy writer Piers Anthony leaves his readers on the edge of a new dilemma, with so many possibilities. However, we are only left to wonder about the next few milennia on Phaze, and what is to happen on the magic side of the universe. What new challenges, and new threats, must these characters endure? For me, this book leaves more questions, and less answers, but allows the reader his own story line to follow in his own mind. Thank you, Mr. Anthony, for one last wild ride on the dual world of Proton/Phaze!

This is a GREAT book!

This is a wonderful book!!!! I think it is one of Anthony's best. Although, I do think he should write another book for this series. You should definately read this book, AND try Anthony's other books. He is a great author and ALL of his books are great too.

It was Great!!!!!!

I really liked the book, it got to the point where I couldn't put it down. I thought that it brought the story full circle. I really like the way that the Poles were used that was very interesting. The point where you weren't sure if the solution was going to work made me want to read more and find out what was going to happen. Though it would be nice to find out what happens as everyone adjusts to the new Frame that was created.

fascinating!

This book was surpisingly thrilling. The idea of an alien race threatening the world of Proton and Phaze put a whole new spin on old characters and throws in a few new characters. Phaze/Proton will never be the same. I loved it!

This is one of Anthony's best books ever.

This book was the best of the series and that is really something. It adds a whole nother twist to the alredy entrancing way this series takes hold of you and doesn't let go. I kinda wished he'd write one after this but I guess all good things must come to end.