Jessica reviewed Killashandra by Anne McCaffrey
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4 stars
"Killashandra" is much better than "Crystal Singer" (its prequel), but in a way that makes CS feel improved with new perspective. The titular character seems a lot less self-centered this go around, and a lot less bratty, and there is an unsubtle shift in personality as Killa learns what life is like after college, and then after learning that other people have feelings, too.
There's one bisexual in this book, and she's an evil tyrant, and also her sexuality is a blink and you miss it bit of dialogue.
I'm excited to begin Act 3.
"Killashandra" is much better than "Crystal Singer" (its prequel), but in a way that makes CS feel improved with new perspective. The titular character seems a lot less self-centered this go around, and a lot less bratty, and there is an unsubtle shift in personality as Killa learns what life is like after college, and then after learning that other people have feelings, too.
There's one bisexual in this book, and she's an evil tyrant, and also her sexuality is a blink and you miss it bit of dialogue.
I'm excited to begin Act 3.
