Title: Wait for the English translation
Product review: I have no idea if this is a good book or not because the author writes in an idiolect that is hard to underestand. For example, he divides the Bible into the Old Order and the New Order, quotes from the imaginary book of Mission, and speaks so much of the Breath of the Anointed it makes me wonder if the Anointed used mouthwash. It is very difficult to slosh through his private language. Reading this book is like listening to someone speak with a mouth full of mashed potatoes. He fancies himself a latter-day Zamenhof, I suppose, but I have better luck reading Esperanto than this linguistic nightmare.I certainly hope this book comes out in English translation, because what little of it I can decode seems good. But who knows?I regret purchasing this book. I wish the author well in acquiring skills in reading and writing English.
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