Review: Reconciliation
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 12, 2013
The begining of this book has Tanin reassessing her feelings for Tarago.  But soon the author introduces the reader to the preMandela S. African justice and prison systems.  This is presented in a grime and realistic manner.  Unfortunately the actions of the bastard siblings do not have that same spirit of authenticity.  Their greed and malice seemed out of proportion  with the amount of character development given by the author.  I found the reconciliation of Tanin and Tarago a bit hasty considering the amount of pain they had caused each other.  The sequel is still a good read but not a great one like the first book.