"This book is amazing! It’s a very interesting blend between Christianity and epic fantasy. There are spiritual and philosophical discussions that brought me to reconsider values and thoughts taken for granted. It features a VERY good language. It is, in my opinion, the fantasy book with THE best language.”

A Review from Chase Pearce,

"To say this book, and the mind of its author, is remarkable, amounts to an understatement. Many genres of literature are lost to modernity: comedies, tragedies, epics, poetry, and generally speaking, the telling of real good stories, not just for the sake of being entertained, but also to inspire and invite man to ponder himself, the creation around him, and the Source of that creation. This work captures and synthesizes ancient literature, philosophy, theology, history and the medieval imagination resulting in something surpassing what we call “fantasy” today.

"...the author accurately captures the daily affairs of monastic life, along with the temptations and struggles that follow upon that vocation.

"....contrary to our current standards, the author is not endlessly psychologizing, forcing us into abysses of transient feelings as the motive for bad decisions and personal faults. Heroes are tempted, and sometimes fall, and villains have a change of heart and make right, even if it costs them their lives. Some of the many characters are one dimension, whereas others act in ways that depart from our expectations.  

"....realistic world building is quite an endeavor, and we will be a little confused when entering a new environment. Few can perfectly recount all chronology or cartography from Tolkien's works. Finally, the most impressive were the poems found as part of the story itself. Reading them one discovers a great appreciation for his creative genius and the rare skill to write like our forefathers did.
                                                                                          Chase P., (full review posted on Goodreads)