I had quite a few issues with this book. It was good and enjoyable but it was quite hard to get into and a little confusing and infuriating at times. I don't know how much of this was because it took me like 6 months to read (I only really read it occasionally on my breaks at work and I would have l...
The 'left hand of God' has long been equated with the 'hand of judgment', or in the case of this book, 'of death'. And there certainly seems to be quite a bit of that in this book (but it's no different from any other type of story set in medieval-like times). This is the first book of a trilogy, an...
The Left Hand of God was a disappointment. Even allowing for over-hyping, I expected more from a book hailed as ' "Ender's Game" meets the Inquisition.' In truth, while it does deal with harshly, highly trained children, Daniel Abraham recently covered the same ground better (A Shadow in Winter).Ove...
The Left Hand of God starts out very dreary and grim. It was hard going reading such a dark story, but I found Cale's character compelling enough to keep reading. Reading books in which most of the religious people are the bad guys is difficult for me. Especially when the religion is either Chris...
Thomas Cale has only ever known one reality--that which the Redeemers provided in the Sanctuary, with the daily abuse and revolting food. You learn two things quickly there--keep your head down and your mouth shut. Unfortunate for Cale, who doesn't seem to possess either skill in any quantity... The...
I am giving this one 2 & half stars. Because although I liked the premise, most of the characters, and I loved the way this one started off. The plot is very strong & engaging. Actually scary & just heartbreaking @ times. By the middle towards the end there were just alot of things that caused this ...
I would love for Goodreads to make it so you can give half stars, cause it seems like such a huge step to add a star sometimes.Anyway, I'm not really sure how I feel about this book. I liked it, but I'm still a bit confused by it. It probably didn't help that it wasn't until the last page that I fig...
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