![]() The reason it was going to get a great review was the fact that the Nao's sections were well written, dispensing a lot of cultural information without sounding like a lecture. How bad is it? At first I thought it was a joke within the book. It's not the spiritual realm that's the problem, it's the fact that it comes from almost nowhere and it sounds forced and ridiculous, very unlike Nao's meeting of her ancestors. It's ridiculous! Some psychic, whimsical, ![]() Then Ruth's dream sequence comes up and ugh it damn near ruins the bloody book. ![]() Till about the second half of part 3, I was all set to give this rave reviews 'cause Nao's story was so compelling and well written plus there wasn't enough of Ruth's woeful tone to grate on the nerves. Dammit this should have been at least a 4 star book! ![]()
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