Regeneration, the first volume in ths trilogy, was unique, affecting and memorable. I'll combine the reviews of The Eye in the Door and The Ghost Road as I read them in one glob. And sadly, I didn't care much for either one. "Eye" was rather confusing to me, I kept losing track of the story and having to go back and reread to see what I missed, ultimately I realized that I had lost sympathy or whatever for the characters and was just finding the whole storyline plodding and dreary, fact based or no. I hoped Ghost Road would pick up the pace a bit. But no. In both books there are a few riveting moments, but not enough. And when every few pages in GR we have to flashback to Dr. Rivers' experiences with headhunters in the jungle I would sigh and run the risk of skipping something profound by skimming. I just read many five star raves of both books and feel like I must have missed something, so maybe I should be ignored here, I don't know. (Oh, and quite a few reviews warn of some rather raw sex scenes that pop up out of the blue. I actually appreciated them because they woke me up when I was leaning towards dozing off. Although they ARE pretty yucky.)