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nixie · 28th April 2008, 06:23 PM

In the first book he is his father's son, obey orders, wanting to be the best at the academy. Wanting to prove that the new nobles sons deserve to be there, that they are officer material that the academy shouldn't only be open to the older nobles.Nevare is very stuffed shirt, never questioning orders, no fun if it interferes with his studies. No he is not retarded he's very intelligent. The problem is the book is slow. Normally I don't have an issue with this, in fact in Shaman's Crossing, I found I enjoyed it, the details of the academy.The feel of the old west discovering civilisation. No my gripe isn't really with Shaman's Crossing I found it the best out the trilogy. Its the overall series that I was disappointed with.

28th April 2008, 06:23 PM	#5 (permalink)
nixie pixie druid Join Date: May 2005 Location: South Yorkshire Posts: 2,612	Re: Soldier Son: Shaman's Crossing In the first book he is his father's son, obey orders, wanting to be the best at the academy. Wanting to prove that the new nobles sons deserve to be there, that they are officer material that the academy shouldn't only be open to the older nobles.Nevare is very stuffed shirt, never questioning orders, no fun if it interferes with his studies. No he is not retarded he's very intelligent. The problem is the book is slow. Normally I don't have an issue with this, in fact in Shaman's Crossing, I found I enjoyed it, the details of the academy.The feel of the old west discovering civilisation. No my gripe isn't really with Shaman's Crossing I found it the best out the trilogy. Its the overall series that I was disappointed with.