Title: Genre fiction at its best
Product review: After 15 years of buying books on Amazon.com, I'm writing my first review following a sleepless night of reading The Hawks of Kamalon. The story is thoughtful and the characters well developed. But what makes the book so magnetic is how well this is accomplished through its string of expertly crafted action sequences. It's impossible to put this book down. And the sci-fi premise actually just provides launchpad for a character-driven narrative about the heroic potential of individuals, regardless of their backgrounds (or planetary origin). A simply enjoyable read that really needs a sequel.
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