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Slaves of Swoons
Sep. 6th, 2006 09:07 pmSlaves of the Mastery, by William Nicholson
This was so good I tore through it. Second in the Wind on Fire trilogy, theoretically for kids, but it just keeps getting darker and more complicated. I suspect the first one was slightly better, ie tighter, but I didn't care, I just ate this one up.
(166/250)
Thirty-Three Swoons, by Martha Cooley
I very much liked this novel, but it was more obviously effortful than her first novel, The Archivist, to its detriment. That said, had I not been comparing it to its predecessor, I would have no quibbles. Good characters, very interesting story. Must remember to recommend it to my friend the postgraduate in Performance.
(167/250)
This was so good I tore through it. Second in the Wind on Fire trilogy, theoretically for kids, but it just keeps getting darker and more complicated. I suspect the first one was slightly better, ie tighter, but I didn't care, I just ate this one up.
(166/250)
Thirty-Three Swoons, by Martha Cooley
I very much liked this novel, but it was more obviously effortful than her first novel, The Archivist, to its detriment. That said, had I not been comparing it to its predecessor, I would have no quibbles. Good characters, very interesting story. Must remember to recommend it to my friend the postgraduate in Performance.
(167/250)
