When even grim, bloody, honest, epic, weird, terrifying, wonderful, broken, melancholic book (so many adjectives I must come up to describe this book, and even then it doesn't do it enough justice) like God's War fails to fill me with grim determination, I know I'm pretty much screwed. Yeah.
On side note, go read God's War by Kameron Hurley. For what it worth, it is one of the top five of my favorite book.
