Rylee

This is a story of transcendence and reflection

Revisado: 02-19-22

A deeply engaging story, told from the perspective of a young woman who is brave and determined, yet possessed by her weaknesses as well. All of the denizens of this tale are very human, with all that entails -even those who are more than human, or less than human. Thus the dramatic tension in the pull within each character is sustained effortlessly throughout. There occasionally weak points in her descriptive language, but very few - few enough that it was seldom I took note of them: mostly I found it to be luminous and engrossing. There was one place where her prose began to take on a purple tint, as it were, but again singularly notable for being such an isolated occurrence. (I can't place exactly where these were: when one is listening to an audiobook, it's often difficult to keep track of such things - unless you write them down when you hear them. That wasn't something I thought of doing, in the moment. One doesn't, if one is thoroughly engrossed, after all!)

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