Young Baron Org, at sixteen, lives in the Duchy of Otterland, a small nation in Britannia, one of the many lands of post-human Earth, known as Anthropia and dominated by Anthropians, the replacement for humans. Org is a white otter with golden antlers, wings, gills, a dolphin's tail, and flippered feet, who feels lonely in the world, despite the friendship of Camellia Carmichael, his chameleon friend and true love. One day, the dark forces of Malice Island destroy Otterland, trying to kill Org, no less, although the young lutrine survives. After the invasion, Org seeks revenge for his nation's destruction, traveling all across Britannia while seeking the Seven Runes of Asgard and their Heirs, hoping to destroy Malice Island and restore peace to his troubled land. However, this great task won't be easy, given that the Sin, the Dark Warriors of Nibelheim, have already seized control of most of Britannia, guided by a septet of nemeses known as the Seven Satans, who seek to help the Dark Lord of Nibelheim control all Britannia, and eventually, all of Anthropia. Will Org triumph, or will the Dark Lord, the Seven Satans, and the Sin throw the world into eternal darkness?

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M.M. Strawberry Library & Reviews

(1/5)

Nov 12, 2012

This book is funny, for all the wrong reasons. Though some might mock the author or the fact that he is a furry or whatever, but seriously, it's the LEAST reason why people should dislike this book.It is the writing itself that is the issue. Some phrases/dialogue are very repetitive, and there is an inordinate amount of purple prose and infodumps that interrupt the flow of the story, at least if the story had a flow. One of the perils of vanity publishing is that there is no editing, and this bo...

Angela Oliver

(2/5)

Aug 03, 2013

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for designing a new cover for it (not the blue one, although mine isn't much better. I'm a far better artist now than I was in 2004 or whenever this book came out). Rated: It was OK, because it did entertain me (see below).This book is amusing, albeit unintentionally. The story begins with a rather nicely complicated, and ridiculous, infodump explaining how the "Anthropians" came to be. Giving dolphins' gills for a start seems rather dubious - as d...

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Dec 18, 2012

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