Review: So Who Said Anthropology is Boring?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2012
Love and World Eaters is a unique historical fiction exploring a murder mystery: who killed Philip II, father of Alexander the Great.The author has a difficult challenge in putting together this short story: how do you provide the reader with the necessary historical background on Philip and Alexander?  Tom Underhill successfully resolves this problem by having the main character, Aliah, put together a summary of all this information as she tries to solve the mystery using her unique visions.Love and World Eaters provides an interesting glimpse into the life of a museum employee.  Apparently it is not as staid and boring as the unsuspecting public would believe.