The Hand of Oberon

The fourth book of the Chronicles of Amber was better than Sign of the Unicorn, the third. It combined the action of the first two with the introspectiveness of the third. It's prosy but fast-paced. A lot happens in this book, and the intrigue is fairly intense. Many of things we learned in book three are corrected as more of Corwin's brothers and sisters finally begin to talk to him. And the intrigue surrounds the possible apocalyptic end of Amber. I really liked this book and am looking forward to the conclusion of the Corwin Cycle of the series.

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