Kaileb's Dream
by Kaileb Varney
Blurb:
Once just a dream, now turned into reality the young Master of the White Blades, must fight to save the world. There is always good and evil, and the struggle is just a part of that existence. Having only been a Warrior, (an ancient race born in the early years of recorded history) for a few years this young man, must deal with the responsibility of both his new found power, and life. He must learn to find a balance within the world, and himself.
My Reaction:
This was selected by the 372 Pages We'll Never Get Back podcast. I read this aloud with Donald, as we usually do with the podcast's reading choices. (As you might imagine, reading aloud only adds to the enjoyment of the rich and unusual language typical of these novels.)
Um... Well, that was an experience. This is one of the most bizarre books I've ever read, even for 372 Pages, but I have to say that I'd much rather read this than Shadow Moon or Bob Honey... or even Artemis. At least this one kept me laughing (and wasn't painfully dull, like Artemis' action welding scenes).
