An interesting universe, but that will not please everyone.

An interesting universe (abuse of Christian religion with Elua's son the equivalent of Jesus and Mary Magdalene) and a fluid and elegant style but related to an atmosphere that may not please everyone. Sex is ubiquitous and very much the idea of ​​becoming a courtesan spy at court and finding himself in the midst of multiple plots and interesting and well found, so I do not cling to the approach.

Become a prostitute in this world is a sacred duty approximating a taking orders in our world. But learning from this duty by the preteen, I found this omnipresence of sex screws screw a young heroine of 12-13 years quite disturbing. The rest of the adventure heroine sees ripen in a universe where mixes servitude, sexual and conspiracies. If the author has a talent for making poetic sex scenes, this universe did not make me excited.

A novel that will appeal thanks to its rich and elegant style of Jacqueline Carey but may also be put off by his side "50 shades of Grey" meeting "Games of throne."

A try but will not please everyone.