Lushly and concisely told, we cover a broad story with a direct journey with the right amount of detail, conveying a world mythology & the balance of the gods. Z'nnek's motivations and struggles are clear within the context of the story's events.
There are enough horrors of Hell to be uncomfortable, but we never lose sight of our protagonist's goal, and the resolution of the story is appropriately world-altering. (1/2)
I feel I have a strong grasp on this world and a broader view of it which may help prepare me for the rest of the series, which is something I always want out of an epic fantasy prequel like this one.
I've picked up "Raven Queen, Arise" to find out what kind of world follows the massive events of this one! :ablobcatbongo: (2/2)
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