Review: I don't care what anyone says I love Leif.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
Leif was just a 94 pages check in through Leif’s eyes. We get a few random scenes from Existence and Predestined. Also have a few pages on what happened after Dank saved Pagan from the underworld.That ending definitely made it seem as though we’ll be seeing more from Leif at some point and I have to say, sign me up I’ll be reading it. Maybe it’s my ability to fall for an anti-hero but I felt for Leif through all three of these books and then this novella as well. I don’t think he was a bad guy, he was just confused. He thought life was going to go one way, made some bad choices, was a little crazy, but he wasn’t a bad guy.Ultimately, this novella is not required reading unless you wanted more Leif like I did. Nothing new was added to the story. I do wish Glines would have answered some questions I had about Leif’s parents. Were they soulless? Real people? Was he really adopted?I hope Leif gets his happily ever after at some point.. yes, I realize this makes me crazy, but I feel for the kid… leave me alone. If you’ve read the rest of the series and you have sympathy for Leif like I do then I would pick up this novella.