The world is awaiting this book, well... at least I enjoyed it this much! The story of Dharma, Walden, Griffen and Tallulah is so intense, I dreamt about it two nights in a row. Good thing I finished it the third day, from then on I had no longer Ross, Gran or Lulie on my back ;-)
However, I did have The Myth Of Perpetual Summer in the back of my head for days afterwards. For one: it was beautifully written. For two: it was an astonishing story that well deserves my five stars.
'Perhaps our extraordinary bond comes from the strain of madness that runs in our blood, the love and hate tangling until they're braided into an unbreakable rope, a lifeline and a noose.'
Tallulah turns out to be quite a character.
However, I did have The Myth Of Perpetual Summer in the back of my head for days afterwards. For one: it was beautifully written. For two: it was an astonishing story that well deserves my five stars.
'Perhaps our extraordinary bond comes from the strain of madness that runs in our blood, the love and hate tangling until they're braided into an unbreakable rope, a lifeline and a noose.'
Tallulah turns out to be quite a character.