The Slater brothers can be treated as a collection of stories or incidents that slowly reveal the pain, fear and disregard the Slater brother has to go through to reach their present state. The stories reveal that nothing was ever granted to the brothers in their youth, they attained everything and the way was not easy at all.
The two broke the stronghold of their Feud family and also made a warlord lose his stronghold on their town after which they were able to migrate to another city that brought good fortune for them but that was after they married women related to high and influential families.
L.A. Casey writes in high passion and makes the whole success of the brothers quite dramatic. It also seems that the only thing the two brothers wanted to have all their lives was a well-settled position in the society and that has been their primary love and the other love entanglements were always of secondary nature to them.
This also does not mean that they were not loyal to their women; they guard and protect them with all sincerity. Casey has also created such struggling characters in stories like Damien, My Little Secret, characters that are loyal to their mission and are never afraid of a fight. Jason Clarke’s voice is the best for novels like this one as he is the only one who can do justice with such characters with his magical voice.
The rise and fall in the tone and also the pauses are nicely handled and dealt with extreme care throughout. The novel also acts as a motivator for those who are struggling in life and feel that the task given to them is hard.