Review: the outcome was a surprise
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
This was the last book of the Kamas Trilogy. The first part of this book was very gripping and interesting, probably due to the fact that it is set out in Beirut and not in the future of the US. The living and the plot is more to the lovely Mediterranean live style. Everything is slowed down, food and drink have a greater importance and how to talk and to negotiate with each other is different but nevertheless amiably. When the plot moves on to the US, the style changed completely. It was getting very cold and odd and matches the Yukon camp perfectly. If this book will be read on its own than this part and its length seems to me absolutely confirm. Because I've read all three books the Yukon camp part was too long and could have been shorten. The escape part was really fascinating and the outcome was a surprise.