Book Review: The Game of VORs, by Andrew Orange

December 01

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Book Review: The Game of VORs, by Andrew Orange

Posted by writersinspiringchange on December 1, 2017 in authors, book review, books, fiction, humor, literature, satire | Leave a comment

 

THE GAME OF VORS, by Andrew Orange, is a fantasy tale about a world with many hidden agendas and classes of people. On the whole, it is a selfish and violent society with little regard for life. A young Vor is the main character in this story. Raised by his body guard, he comes to learn about morals and empathy which are unknown to many of the people occupying this world. The story is filled with twists and turns and a surprise ending.

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