The idea of a virtual game that goes beyond mere gaming pleasure, extending into the very lives and thoughts of people, is quite astounding.

It’s unfortunate the second book isn’t out yet. But when it does, it’s jumping straight to the top of my tbr list!

It’s writers like you that make me want to do nothing but read all-day

Great read, this was. Faultless, in my opinion. 

The setting is straight from the Middle Ages.

The book proves it’s possible to write Grimdark fantasy without anti-heroes (take that Mark Lawrence and Joe Abercrombie fans!).

There are all-out ferocious pitched battles, strategic maneuverings, individual duels, riots, and a two-person army slaughter.

Greek Mythology meets with world politics in this thriller-young-adult-classic featuring a beloved character and her becoming-a-hero status

I would recommend this book to people in a slump

What is good and evil? Is the crime in the act itself or the stimulating motive?

One striking thing is the similarity between the writing styles of Gemmell and David Eddings