Review: Impressively Innovative, if incomplete.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2012
Shattergrave Knights appears to me to attempt to present a harshly honest view of the world the Author has built. The descendants of evil ride in the name of justice, acting against the horrible injustices of the followers of the world's greatest Saint. Predetermined notions rule the world early on, but just like the circlet empowers Jack to do, cracks and flaws appear and these falsehoods crumble under the pressure that the two wonderfully honest protagonists apply. It is not the most streamlined novel ever by far, and I would love to see the author put some serious time and effort into improving and expanding the very worthwhile tale he has concocted, especially in the area of characterization since I enjoy what he has done so far so much, but for a .99$ quick read, this is a worthwhile investment, with some lovable and understandable characters, and an relatively unique magic system within a wonderfully unique world.