The basic concept behind Doregon is brilliant. Without giving the game away, you can say that it is not unlike the Narnia concept, but with certain differences over all, meaning that what Carina has imagined could only be hers. Fabled worlds together with subtle timeline manipulation, well! Basically it has everything I need. So we discover the world or rather the worlds of Doregon during the first volume. Everything is set in place, the characters are introduced, antagonisms generated and we learn about the tale we are told.  [...] Anyway! You really must start reading the Doregon trilogy; it's a well-constructed story with appealing characters and sparkily narrated. It's an easy-read,...