As the Incarnation of Death, Zane must end the lives of others but then he finds himself being drawn into an evil plot of Satan's, to destroy Luna, the woman he loves.
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As the Incarnation of Death, Zane must end the lives of others but then he finds himself being drawn into an evil plot of Satan's, to destroy Luna, the woman he loves.
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I feel kind of bad because I can't think of a concrete reason for my lack of enthusiasm for this book. The premise is clever, the protagonist is likable, and the author was making a political statement. There is nothing wrong with the technical elements of style, and I certainly got a lot out of an extended author's note that followed the story. I hesitate to blame the book in a case like this, when it just doesn't click for reasons unknown. Maybe it didn't gel because the author was trying too hard to politicize the story? I don't know...but in any case I think there is a good chance that fantasy fans will enjoy this, even if I can't enthusiastically recommend it.
