Natasa J. reviewed on 9/15/2009

This was one of the most interesting fantasy books I ever came across. I reads almost as folk tale rather than a novel. The characters are deep and distinct, and the storyline well-paced an. The story referes to the time when Christianity and pagan beliefs coexisted. Coming from Eastern Europe myself I know how much folklor is still important in lives of people in that part of the world, and many other parts of the world, so I could relate to this story.

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