The description of the women (and man) was fascinating, mostly because I wish I paid that much attention to the folks around me, and it's a reminder to do so, rather than be off in my own head too much.
As for the book...yeah. I am still dubious about his inclusion of himself. I recently checked the last book of the series out on CD to listen to while walking to and from work, and sadly--I am less impressed with the story the 2nd time through than I was the first (and I had some severe misgivings the first time through). Obviously, I think it's worth sticking with the series through to the end, just to see how the author ends it. But for myself, I think the best of the series ends at the conclusion of book three. The rest...just don't do it for me that much. Although out of the latter books, Wolves of the Calla is probably my fav.
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Date: 2005-06-20 04:35 pm (UTC)As for the book...yeah. I am still dubious about his inclusion of himself. I recently checked the last book of the series out on CD to listen to while walking to and from work, and sadly--I am less impressed with the story the 2nd time through than I was the first (and I had some severe misgivings the first time through). Obviously, I think it's worth sticking with the series through to the end, just to see how the author ends it. But for myself, I think the best of the series ends at the conclusion of book three. The rest...just don't do it for me that much. Although out of the latter books, Wolves of the Calla is probably my fav.