Finally! After reading many books to me these months, I remembered that I had this one. I already read it as soon as I bought it, but… poof… really good. Do you want to know my opinion and more about this book? Well keep reading ...
I admit it, I am a fan of reading. This summer, for example, I have read about 8-10 books, not counting the comics… And among them was this book.
I bought it out of sheer freakiness and consumer eagerness, I admit it, since the Lore of the plague does not finish calling me; but I have to admit that I was very happy to read it. From the first page to the last I couldn't stop reading. Arthas, Muradin, Terenas, Lady Sylvannas, Invincible and Lady Jaina Valiente among others.
His main focus is on his relationship with the latter, from the time he met her in Lordaeron and escorted her to Dalaran, until Prince Arthas became a servant to the Lich King. He also places a lot of emphasis on Invincible, his horse, and why he has such an interest in defending his people, whatever they may be and whatever the consequences.
For those who have played Warcraft 3 and fear that it is not faithful to the game, you are in luck, it is. The events that occurred in the Northrend tunnels when Arthas was going to meet the Lich King may be missed a bit, but all the others are perfectly included (yes, also the famous phrase that Lady Sylvannas dedicates to Arthas when regains control of his body).
In short, a very good book, which delves into the history of Arthas and tells very interesting things about his personality. Recommended for anyone who wants to know more about the life of Arthas, whether they are new players or playing since Warcraft 3.