The Interpretors
A novelist is an interpretor. He interprets the world for what it was, is and will be. Ivy Winter
The Savior's Champion by Jenna Moreci
“Choose the path that's right by you. Always. It may end in misery -a small price to pay. No amount of hardship compares to the emptiness of regret. Of never having lived at all.” Let’s first talk about this opening – it was really promising, it engaged me immediately and I found myself consumed into the story. Yet there were also a few things that I want to discuss as certain aspects could have been improved upon. One of my favourite things about this book, and the most obvious, was that I really enjoy reading from Tobias’s prospective. He is kind, loving and honest. He also interacts with people in a realistic way, and was probably the most grounded character in the book. His internal dialog also sounded realistic– I would probably think the same things in those situations. He wasn’t a hero. But he will try and save people and he is modest about it. All round good guy. The only thing I will say about his character, that I found unrealistic, was that he immediately deci...
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