I think the only thing I didn't like about it was just that the character was held at arms length and I felt that was a specific intention from the author. I think however had the secondary characters given us a little bit more of him and why they connected with him, I never quite felt that. So because of that, I never felt like an emotional connection to the book, but I thoroughly enjoyed the book.
Master of Whitestorm (1992)
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