Hardcover, 341 pages
English language
Published April 26, 2002 by William Morrow.
Gritty subject handled well with believable characters
Gritty subject handled well with believable characters
This may be my last in the series. With the exception of my growing fondness for Lena, I don't care for any of the other characters and a few I would like to see horrible things happen to them.
This story was much harder for me to read than the first. The subject matter is one that I have a particularly tough time reading about but I don't think it was any more or less graphic than the first in the series, Blindsighted. It was probably less graphic but more emotionally painful.
This may be my last in the series. With the exception of my growing fondness for Lena, I don't care for any of the other characters and a few I would like to see horrible things happen to them.
This story was much harder for me to read than the first. The subject matter is one that I have a particularly tough time reading about but I don't think it was any more or less graphic than the first in the series, Blindsighted. It was probably less graphic but more emotionally painful.
