Title: This is what they mean by universal themes
Product review: I like fantasy. However, I think I would have liked this novel as much if it was historical fiction, mystery or some other genre. Seyonne speaks to anyone who has been forced by circumstances to abandon a calling--in a non fantasy novel, it might be art, music or writing, rather than magic--in order to survive. I also like the way the two main characters encourage each other to step out of their socially mandated rolls, bringing out the best in each other and--since this is a fantasy novel--saving the world in the process.
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