Title: Confusing and Dissappointing
Product review: I'm sorry to say, I didn't make it through the entire book. I got lost in all the Vale's, Abbotts, and priests, and a new type of religion around every corner. Ana was a hunched over witch of the forest in one chapter, living in a cave and speaking cryptically. The next chapter, she was a sweet grandmother who lived in the basement of the church, and spoke directly, plainly, and gently healed all the sick, while engaging in secret rituals, a'la Da Vinci Code Priory of Sion. After that, I had no idea how to take her. The good and evil religions were difficult to differ, and the at first evil Jamon is proved to be a turncoat brought to the good side in about two paragraphs .There are a plethora of excellent fantasy books. I can't recommend this as one of them.
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