Title: Great characters but change the religion
Product review: What I really love about this book is how it focuses as much on the characters as on the plot (Neither are laking). The book doesn't waste your time with characters but you get to know them as the story develops and they have to make tough decisions. Also the characters are very substantial and commonly have lots of heart. When they are betraied or get lost in a dark castile its like your there with them. Martin women makes very good woman charaters.One thing I don't like about this book is the religion of it. The gods in this book are the same as in nearly every fanticy book I've read. I would like to see some Christian fantacy. There are Christian fanticy writers out there but their books aren't being published.
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