Title: A young mage helps to vanquish an ancient evil.
Product review: This was the first of Lisle's books that I've read, and I was fairly pleased with it. Character development was good, both for the main and supporting characters. Descriptions were vivid, allowing the reader to readily imagine the scenes depicted.One of the more interesting aspects of this book is the illustration of the point that different groups will write different histories of the same events, a fact sometimes forgotten by writers in this genre. This becomes a major issue as the story progresses, and once what actually happens is determined, action can be taken.Overall, not the best book I've read, but worth checking out.
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