Customer Reviews

Gateway to Xanadu (Diana Santee Spaceways Agent, No. 2)

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Diana Santee is a great character- a strong woman who is trying to get her Agent job done even though, as a result of Alien surgery, she now appears to be no older than 15! Add in a complicated romantic involvement with her new partner- a representative of that newly found alien race- set against the background of a sexual pleasure resort, and you have classic Sharon Green. I believe there is a sequel available from Sharon Green's personal website...but I advise any fantasy publisher out there to put the first two books back into print and release the new book into the markets! They would all sell- check out how much the first two are going for in online auctions!

I agree with the other reviews...let's get all of Sharon Green's older works re-published for a new generation of fans. I foolishly donated my copies of the Jalav series, Diane Sante books, and Terrilean series to my local library years ago. I would love the chance to buy all of these again.

Sharon Green is my favorite author & I have almost all of her books. I just finished reading both books in this series (Mind Guest & Gateway To Xanadu). They were not disappointing, the stories were interesting & the characters are great (Valdon is terrific but they should have used his changing talent a LOT more). But there's the same problem as with some of her other novels - the last book ends in what is obviously the MIDDLE of the story with lots of loose ends & further adventures planned but no sequel ever published! I love her books but I'm getting REALLY frustrated with unfinished stories that have no ending (Hellhound Magic, Mists Of Ages, Lady Blade). I would LOVE to see her finally do sequels to these incomplete stories as I like the characters & want to see what was supposed to happen next!

I would like to to know if there will ever be a follow up to this book since it obviously ended with the option of another book?

This was a very laborious book to get through. The plot never really developed. I have read many of Sharon Green's books and this one was just not up to her usually good style.

Peggy Bromm