Ari is a storyteller. The book is his story. It is well-written and captivating and frustrating. Virdi jumps all over the place in his tale-telling. Back story is good, side stories and future stories and what the heck is that in here for stories aren’t as good to me. I really enjoyed the book but admittedly I’m fond of a more linear approach.
The book is set in a feudalistic world with some Fagan components. Implacable supernatural enemies and powerful political
forces are abundant in the book. Ari is
a complex child and an adult with a self-created complex identity.
Despite my frustrations, I will be reading the next
volume. I enjoyed it but am just not
fond of the story structure.
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