Title: Emotional
Product review: I have to admit that when I started to read this book, I was a bit skeptical. The plot didn't seem to be that well distinguished from other fantasy books that I read.Gabriel goes against his relative's wishes when he decides to become a healer, though he still has the love of his brother and mother. He is very promising as a healer and is accepted into the Citadel, where he will be taught. The Empress becomes in debt to him, and all seems to be going well, except that her advisor, an evil person, has power over her and hates Gabriel because he thinks that his job is being stolen by him. (That whole powerful advisor thing reminded me of Aladdin.)When Jaganath (that's the guy's name) finally turns over Gabriel's life, he starts another with the Shinali people and tries to bring about a prophecy that both cultures yearn for.Those some of this was cliche, it will leave you staring at the last page, wanting to start over again.
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