Review: Good Story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 13, 2012
The Lost Hero starts out like many abduction stories which initially made me skip this book.  I'm not a fan of this genre. Later I read the comments and sample. The author quickly moves from one literary graveyard to another, the planet of alien women and our hero a single human male. The story might have died here because I can't remember an author who took the proverbial male fantasy and didn't turn it into a story only fit for a mens magazine.What I found is the author does a good job of integrating the hero into a believable world without the plot becoming cheep and degrading. Just for this alone the book is worth the price.It does have some grammatical errors and I usually don't worry about them, but this book caused me to do a double take a few times as critical words were incorrect and caused confusion.I enjoyed the book, it kept me interested until the end just to see how our hero adapts and negotiates his way through a challenging social and political situation. I can recommend this book, even with it's minor flaws it still has ll has flecks of gold all the way through.