A review by aoispice
Hollow Men by Todd Sullivan
4.0
Ha Jun was a main character that I did not expect. He's cowardly and naivety in the beginning but it gives him a growth in character throughout the book and how he changes around Windshine.
There's a lot of potiental for a prequel into Windshine's origins and other questions that also could be answered: Why did Windshine create Ha Jun's sword? How did Ha Jun's father get a hold of the sword in the first place? Monks seem as strong as Summoners, what is the origin of their story?
I think K-Pop fans, Dragon Age, Fable and Dark Souls gamers would love reading this book because there's a lot of cultural and language references with Jeju, Korea and other parts of Asia e.g. Ilbon-Nala or known as Japan's Nara (일본의날라) that I noticed when reading the book.
A great book!
There's a lot of potiental for a prequel into Windshine's origins and other questions that also could be answered: Why did Windshine create Ha Jun's sword? How did Ha Jun's father get a hold of the sword in the first place? Monks seem as strong as Summoners, what is the origin of their story?
I think K-Pop fans, Dragon Age, Fable and Dark Souls gamers would love reading this book because there's a lot of cultural and language references with Jeju, Korea and other parts of Asia e.g. Ilbon-Nala or known as Japan's Nara (일본의날라) that I noticed when reading the book.
A great book!