Review: Amazing and suspensful
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 23, 2013
I must say, Ms. Kagan does it again with her latest novel, Lilith Rising 1969. The character development was excellent: Red scared the crap out of me, Cricket was so sweet (most of the time), Mae (despite her crabbiness at first and extremely foul mouth)felt like a long-time friend, and Glen...creepy. And of course, Lilly, the protagonist, was so believable and real. Her emotions leapt from the page: when she was upset, I felt upset. When she was scared of Red, I was, too. Ms. Kagan did a nice job of using descriptive words, and the elements of the gang were credible.The only complaint I have with this book--and I'm sure it's just an Amazon glitch--was that toward the beginning of the book and another time in the middle, some of the words were blocked by this gray line. This went on for a couple locations then went away, and that was it. This did not subtract at all from my opinion of the book.Additionally, if you are offended by obscene/vulgar language, read with caution. But overall, outstanding book.