Angel from the Rust

Author: Jason Link

Rating: 4 stars
 
Good idea and an interesting plot.
The author successfully built a world and dragged me into it. But it has some shortcuts, like a super-technological guy from a space station conquers a city fallen in the medieval ages in one page.
Also, I think he tries to achieve too much, having too many secondary plans to prove a point. These little inconveniences, though, did not take away the book’s fascination.
I would observe that the main characters’ evolution is odd at times, following the same pattern: from denial to quickly accepting to comply with the new challenges after a short internal struggle.
 
Most descriptions are delightful, and the philosophy accompanying some inner thoughts is very welcomed.
 
It was fun and captivating to read.
 
The copy I downloaded had some unwanted characters here and there and other formatting errors, probably due to MOBI file creation. It did not influence the rating since these errors could be corrected when publishing.