Title: Wooden
Product review: Wooden writing, irritatingly obtuse protagonist, cliches galore. "What he saw took his breath away" repeated at least three times, probably more. Whenever the protagonist purportedly felt a real emotion I just shook my head. (The only breath being taken away was in my sighs.) Unbelievable. Newcomb has cobbled together elements from successful fantasy novels, figuring if the formula works for them it'll work for him. He doesn't realize it's all nothing without real people, and he doesn't know how to create a real person.
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