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A review by serena_dawn
The Death of Sleep by Anne McCaffrey
2.0
I usually don't dislike Anne McCaffrey's books so much, but, oh boy, the story was there, somewhere in the shadows cast between the lines of text. This really could of been a awesome series, the potential was there, waiting to be found; I wish it could have shone through. It didn't, it really, really killed this set of novels for me, that I couldn't like any of them - and I tried too.
I read [b:The Mystery of Ireta: Dinosaur Planet & Dinosaur Planet Survivors|20080|The Mystery of Ireta Dinosaur Planet & Dinosaur Planet Survivors|Anne McCaffrey|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1320416789s/20080.jpg|3137115] and all of [b:The Planet Pirates Omnibus|635270|The Planet Pirates Omnibus|Anne McCaffrey|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1176565606s/635270.jpg|633219] but I just didn't manage to like any of the characters, let alone what was happening and being talked about in the books.
I read [b:The Mystery of Ireta: Dinosaur Planet & Dinosaur Planet Survivors|20080|The Mystery of Ireta Dinosaur Planet & Dinosaur Planet Survivors|Anne McCaffrey|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1320416789s/20080.jpg|3137115] and all of [b:The Planet Pirates Omnibus|635270|The Planet Pirates Omnibus|Anne McCaffrey|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1176565606s/635270.jpg|633219] but I just didn't manage to like any of the characters, let alone what was happening and being talked about in the books.