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The story is set in an alternate medieval time. I found it to be clever. The resiliency of the main female protagonist is filled with intriguing events. Laced in the story is, most likely, the author's view point of religion. There are several cultures with various beliefs. A certain organized religion is portrayed as filled with power hungry individuals and hypocrisy. There is one priest that is part of that particular religion that is depicted as genuine. In the fourth book in the series, Christianity is specifically referred to as created by people. If you are wanting a series that supports a genuine belief in Christ as risen Lord, this is not the series for you. I chose to read this book because I thought it was related to other Christian fiction since it was recommended as the type of genre I read. I liked the story so much I purchased all four. I did not like the cut toward Christ as in the reference that Christianity is made up by people. I write this review so that other potential readers may choose to purchase this series with more knowledge especially for those who are looking for faith based books.