Title: A war with no winners
Product review: This is a story about a completely useless war with no winners at all. It takes the author about 200 pages to set the environment. 200 Pages of introducing people, their alignments, and describing the war situation. Yet it remains unclear why two factions fight a futile war instead of simply sharing profit. After this the story unfolds with some interesting intrigues and a lot of action, for the next 200 pages. This is the best part of the book. At the end the author wants too much. Too many solutions suddenly pop up. The result is a chaotic finale with people changing sides, ending in an imaginary status quo. Imaginary, because the author seems to have forgotten that one of the factions controls all the recourses...
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