Review: Ethical and Moral Considerations of Conducting a Rebellion
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 12, 2012
The man can't help himself.  He CANNOT help himself.  College professor by day, novelist by night, W. Brondt Kamffer cannot resist an examination of the proper way to conduct a rebellion, as he has done so in The Scion of Abacus, Part 6.Toven Aimis is faced with a dilemma.  He and he alone has the power to end the tyranny of the Hymage of Aaria forever.  But to do so, Toven must adapt tactics that are harsh, cruel, and immoral.  He stands on the precipice between right and wrong, good and evil.  Every step of the way, the love of his life, Hero, stands ready to challenge every action by Toven.  Indeed, she serves as his moral compass in part six.As the war progresses, and the lives ended at his hands increase exponentially, Toven has to account for his actions, and figure out how to make amends.  The conclusion to The Scion of Abacus is powerful, emotional, and ultimately the only credible one available for the author to take.W. Brondt Kamffer has proved himself to be a superb fantasy writer, and a rising star within the self-publishing industry.