Maggie Thom's Reviews > The Bow of Destiny

This is an interesting read. Atheson is an interesting character because he really struggles with what's real and what's not. He's never sure if what he is seeing and hearing are fact or fiction. His medication, when he remembers to take it, seems to help him manage this. In the midst of this he finds himself on a quest that is stopped or threatened by trolls at every corner. And then he has the dark wizard and the dragon to deal with, along with his hallucinations. There is a lot of action and plenty of adventure. There are some light moments, when Atheson meets Lambrith, who is a good addition to his life, who helps a lot, but who also complicates everything. I definitely recommend reading it. It will be interesting to see where the author takes book 2.