Fast paced and entertaining

A fun, entertaining story that reminded me a lot of a jrpg and/or on of those novels set in game worlds… the good ones. I didn't find many twists or turns, or anything that really shocked or surprised me. It was a little light on with depth of character but even with that I was given just enough action and story to keep it interesting and moving at a good pace.


For the audio fans: Where Penelope Rawlins does a good job of narrating the work and suited the protagonist’s voice very well, I would have preferred her to not put on the character voices and just read the story straight. I don't believe they added anything to the experience  and I feel she had enough character in her natural reading voice to pull this off without them, which is rare.


Cover art: No need for a blurb this is very much you get what you see which is something I look for in a good cover. It’s not normally the type of cover that attracts me but I couldn't look away, it kept catching my eye and begging me to read it. Kudos to the artist, Ignacio Lazcano on all counts.


In short: a good book to pick up in between tomes, although a little predictable it's a fast paced and enjoyable read.

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