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Worlds of Power, Lines of Light

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Being an empath is never easy, but when enduring the season of change and carrying the emotional onslot of a first time deep space traveler, it is nearly devistating. Devin Starlanyl has woven a magical tale of fiction, based on fact, that carries the reader far beyond the reaches of our galaxy. With the turn of the first page, "Worlds of Power, Lines of Light" ceases to be a book, becoming instead a ticket to paradise. As with the first paradise (Eden) Kellerian has a few serpents to contend with. This book is a must read for anyone who loves science fiction, and should be on the required reading list for anyone who has a friend or family member suffering with Fibromyalgia. I simply could not put the book down, in fact most of the time I forgot I was even reading.

I could not imagine how this book could possibly help my family understand my condition of fibromyalgia. I bought it in desperation, to help them to understand my pain. What I got was a weak science fiction story with the main characters suffering from pain that seems to purely psycological in origin.
I hate to hack on a writer so much, it's just that the review on this site seemed to imply that it would help my family understand my pain. I had to look very hard for any sembelance of real fibromyalic suffering.
Not a bad story, but don't for a second think it's going to help your family understand the daily despair, suffering and stigma that comes with the disease.