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 This book was a fast, easy read. Once I started I kept coming back to it and didn't want to put it down. It pulled me in almost immediately and made me think while I was reading. It's an interesting dark take on the Peter Pan story; most stories of that ilk have a darker side which has, for the most most, been forgotten. 
 It's very much a story of manipulation and point of view when you think about Peter and the Devils, and the hold over him that the Lady has. Everyone believes in what they are fighting for, and their reasons for doing so. That's the disturbing and sad thing about it, all the violence and death for people who believe what they are fighting for. Nick is really the outsider, the one who can see that and even he gets drawn into it. I also had a lot of time for the Captain too, he'd lost so much and tried to do the right thing and see reason amongst religious fanatics. 
 This is definitely a very powerful book that I would recommend highly. The illustrations are amazing too and really capture the feel of the story.