Title: There's a reason she self-published.
Product review: I have to give Ms. Soroka this: she knows how to market. It's a pity she couldn't have put some that energy into a coherent story.From what I understand, this novel has its roots in a roleplaying game. Being a gamer myself, the influences are obvious. One can almost *hear* the dice rattling as plot points are decided.The characterization is... much like what one would expecct from characters inspired by tabletop roleplay. The language is anachronistic, not at ll in keeping with the high fantasy aim of the book. There's a lot of gratuitious sexual situations, or sex-motivated situations, and Big Evily Things that are... Evil! Because!This book was so bad, the bookstore owner tried to talk me out of buying it! Honestly, it makes Eragon look like the pinnacle of craftsmanship. I honestly cannot find one thing to recommend this book, unless it's the sheer determination of the author to promote her product, and perfect example of how not to write fantasy.
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