For instance, while he gives descriptions of Orcs, they follow closely with other, standard depictions of Orcs. This book reads like some of the older "pulp" sci-fi/fantasy stories, where the author puts *some* work into world-building, but a lot is hand-waved away and at least some depends on the previously-held assumptions of the reader. Realizing that this is an issue, I've given what I've read thus far 4 stars. I'm trying not to be too harsh on author Randi Darren here because some of my disappointment with the novel thus far is the result of my own misunderstanding of the book's description at the top of the product page.
What follows is still accurate, but the author does a good job wrapping things up properly by the end.
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