Title: Unbeliever? Try Unbelievable.
Product review: I have never had to fight my way to the end of a book like I did with this one, and by the time I turned the last page, I wasn't sure that I'd won the bout.This was literary agony. I should have never even bothered finishing it. The main character is an unlikeable, self-absorbed whiner, the writing is plodding, the overall effect is depressing. Covenant himself is the most unlikeable part of this book; when he's not feeling sorry for himself, he's behaving abominably (won't say how, it's sort of a plot point ... at least as far as a plot exists here).I don't object to anti-heroes. They're valid literary devices. But an anti-hero always manages to have at least one redeeming characteristic, and Covenant has none.Save yourself the waste of time. Go read some Eddings, Duane or Stasheff instead.
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