Characters
Every character came into conflict with someone-else throughout the novel.
Of these, three were my favourite: Aranok, Allandria, and Samily.
Aranok is a man with a bitter side, having been treated poorly since his youth for being born a Draoid. He is stubborn and insists on doing things his way, but also holds many worries inside. I found him to be an interesting protagonist and was keen to see him develop as the story progressed.
Allandria, personal bodyguard to Aranok, is amazing. She is strong-willed, level-headed, and definitely a voice of reason during trying times. She fights hard and proves to be a formidable opponent. I loved how tough she was and can’t wait for book two, just to learn more about her.
Samily was another fascinating character. As a member of the White Thorns (a group of specially trained demon hunters for God), she kept her emotions close to her chest, commanding silent respect with her brave and resilient nature. Despite having seen so much death and destruction, Samily still has faith in her God and seeks to help others wherever she can.