Godslayer

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Summary: Entertaining in it's theories and ideas
Review: An entertaining novel that is easy to read even for younger readers though the ideas and subjects are more adult oriented. Where others see shallowness in characters, I can see the focus in the depth of two, Larson and his Mentor. Honor, integrity, guilt, pain, insanity, anger, fear, and many more emotions constantly flowing. I enjoyed this.

Rating:
Summary: Excellent
Review: I read this book...as well as the other four and i must tell you i loved them all. the characters are well developed, fun and realistic. good job Micky!

Rating:
Summary: Godslayer
Review: Once again Reichert does an outstanding job of storytelling. She has an ability to bring readers to to another world where anything is possible. However, this one is a little far-fetched. The story and the characters were totally unbelievable and not well developed. After reading Nightfall, I was greatly disappointed. But, Reichert forces readers to open their minds and really think about war and how the "family man" in all of us can be transformed into someone we find very hard to live with. Luckily for Al Larson there is a "God" that protected him and allowed him to carry on, even if it was in another world. This story line was a great tribute to all of those young men who served in Vietnam.