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  <read_at>Mon Jun 01 00:00:00 -0700 2009</read_at>
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    <body><![CDATA[This was a book that I decided to read only because it was already on my Kindle from when my husband read it. I'm so glad. I really fell in love with these authors and I'm frustrated to no end that I have to wait for the sequel! I don't trust writers to finish their works, but I'm hooked to this one.<br/><br/>There were epic god-wars and excellent representation of the impact characters made to the world, whether they intended to or not. I also loved the Norse culture it portrayed. Weis does a great job bringing in the different pantheons and cultures in a fantasy setting. At moments I thought it was too obvious, subsequently a bit childish, but then I really enjoyed the ancient European cultures in a fantasy setting. The plot was certainly original with a lot of surprises that make sense, but are unexpected during the read.]]></body>
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