Empress

Aieeee..... The first 20% scored about 3 stars for me, but the book rapidly devolved into “Me believer. Me do what god want. Aieeeeeeee...”

It gets really difficult to give a crap about the characters when they are just blindly following whatever they think that their god is telling them to do. I get it, maybe once in a while, whatever, but every single time and every single thing? Aieeee..... Come on. Instead of rich, complex characters who are spiritual or religious, we get one-dimensional nothing characters who try to convince you that they have no will or desires of their own save for what their god wants.

Aieeeeee, such a tragedy.

If you got annoyed by all the “Aieee...” in this review, you're in for an AWESOME treat in this book. There's probably like 5-10 different instances of “Aieeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...” in every chapter – or that's how it seems. If there weren't, then “Tcha!” was there instead.