Title: From Severe Depression to "Becoming One with the Tech"
Product review: Unlike Casting Shadows (book 1) and Summoning Light (book 2), Invoking Darkness lacks consistency in writing and the usual tight plot structure usually seen in Jeanne Cavelos' work. The majority of the piece examines what appears to be a clinically depressed Galen, his overwhelming need for revenge, and his desire for control. After so much negativity, the reader becomes accustomed to these feelings in the character. So, in the final chapter, making the rough transition to an almost spiritually fulfilled Galen seems ridiculous at best. Possibly, the author wrote herself into a corner and could not get out.
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