The whole story is written in a very vivid way. The story takes you to many different settings such as the heights of mount Aventine, the city of magic and illusion, and even the underground kingdom of Xoroth. You get to travel on the back of a minotaur, swim with mermaids, and climb the sides of huge mountains. This is because the pdf format allows you to open the file in any text editor like Notepad or WordPad. You can modify the title, table of contents, and page layout in your own preferred style without having to worry about a dozen of minor errors found in other formats.
However, the story is not all good as it seems. Readers might find it boring because of the very short chapters. It seems like they only drag the book out for a couple of hundred pages instead of more like five hundred. I also felt that the descriptions of environments were often too large and the descriptions themselves could be boring too. There are also times when the story includes scenes from other books, which I think is a great idea, but the difference it makes is minimal.
Cummings does an admirable job of chronicling the story of Avernus and his companions through his masterful writing style.
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