D. Heeley

The author may be under the impression that because he has read a lot, he understands what he has read and can write. He really can't. he has no sense of phrasing, and frequently misuses words. This is a disjoint portion of a tale in two parts - in the first iconic figures clash at the end of an age and in the second the three are re-incarnated all over the place. There is a little something almost worth reading in the samurai training in a far future feudal Nippon, but it's pretty much buried under rote constructions. The title character is a complete bugaboo - not an individual just an evil force used as a device.… (mais)