Though The Lifting of the Veil begins slowly, and has many characters that need to be remembered, it’s a worthy time investment. It soon picks up pace, and no time is wasted as many questions and mysteries are raised.

The characters themselves are well written and unique enough that you don’t get confused, and it helps that each has their own very different location and events. The President, for instance, exudes a sort of Clancy-ish feel, with the use of complex terminology and acronyms.

Unfortunately, there are a few quibbles. The tense changes a few times, and some chapters could do with better spacing between paragraphs. In the end, however, these issues are minor and will probably be dealt with soon.

In the end, the story and characters are interesting enough to warrant reading, despite some minor problems.

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