I got it in hardcover when it came out, read it once then, and again recently
. I have to say this book is amazing! The characters feel like real human beings, that I can sympathise with, and the whole thing really draws me in.
At the beginning, it was a bit confusing because of how often the point of view switched with no notice, but I got used to that quickly, and it actually made the story much more exciting and suspenseful.
I also love how realistic it feels. A couple people have been complaining how adamant is such a rare metal etc., but I think it really adds to the realism of the story. Adamant is supposed to be a rare metal, just because us players can get it really easily, doesn't mean NPCs can. I also love how it takes two days to get from Falador to Taverly; I mean, if T.S. Church made it so it only took a minute, it wouldn't make any sense. There's no way it takes only a minute to get from a city to another town.
So yeah, I really loved this book! It was wonderful! I can't wait for a sequal!
. I have to say this book is amazing! The characters feel like real human beings, that I can sympathise with, and the whole thing really draws me in.
At the beginning, it was a bit confusing because of how often the point of view switched with no notice, but I got used to that quickly, and it actually made the story much more exciting and suspenseful.
I also love how realistic it feels. A couple people have been complaining how adamant is such a rare metal etc., but I think it really adds to the realism of the story. Adamant is supposed to be a rare metal, just because us players can get it really easily, doesn't mean NPCs can. I also love how it takes two days to get from Falador to Taverly; I mean, if T.S. Church made it so it only took a minute, it wouldn't make any sense. There's no way it takes only a minute to get from a city to another town.
So yeah, I really loved this book! It was wonderful! I can't wait for a sequal!
11-Nov-2010 18:13:03
