"Shards of Horror" started off on a fantastic note, from the beginning you are thrown into the story, it starts instantly rather than taking a while and leading up to something. Cordelia is our main character who is discovering a new world, when her camp is ambushed. Also your typical female archetype she seems to be the biggest victim in the novel and always in trouble captured, tortured. As well as talking about camps where other women were being tortured and raped, playing out the typical helpless female story.
That to me made it slightly hard to get into, the typical female struggle book tends to wear on me especially when Ringling has such a high population of feminists.
But they love story a but abrupt in the story, but a nice touch most certainly held the story together for me. As well as having the underlying factor of teamwork and achievement. They characters all worked together to help each other survive the trials and tribulations they faced within the story
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