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Old June 4th, 2007, 08:09 PM   #1
Rob B
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Darkness of the Light by PAD - official SFFW Review

I just posted my official review here.

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The story opens vividly with the closing moments of a bloody battle. David wastes no time in thrusting the reader into a dangerous world filled with monstrous creatures. Jepp, a female Mort (human), is saved by a non-human creature Karsen, who resembles a mythical faun, from a band of Mandraques (lizard-like men). With such an opening, a lot of chaos will be afoot throughout the book. David follows several characters’ storylines throughout the tightly plotted novel, the majority of which seem right out of myth, fantasy, and legend – Fauns, Cyclopes, Vampire, lizardmen, minotaur, and Mermen / Mermaids. These are just a few of monstrous races populating the Damned World, an Earth of the future in which the story takes place.
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