Review: Epic tale of Moon proportions
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2013
I'm dying to discuss this book with people! There is so much world-building and depth of character in this thing that I can't just NOT talk about it!"Kele shows us how the search for power is corrosive and corruptive..." Yes! This is one of the few books I didn't get to represent but if I'd had the chance to pitch it, would've been "Sexy Hunger Games meets Game of Thrones without the head-slicing and killing of children." Ok, so maybe that was a bit long for a one-line pitch but yeah... I needs to talk about this book and need more of you read it so we can discuss how this is not just an erotic book, it's an epic tale of Moon proportions!"...one of the elements of Kele's writing I love - the way the psychology of what the characters are doing makes me compare it to real life actions." Right? Argh! The feels! The feels of this book are too damn much, people! Too! Damn! Much!"Kele writes people you can love - or hate!" And when she makes you love them, she makes you LOOOOOVE them! You not only root for their cause and their love, you want to be their friend. I've been guilty of lashing out at friends and family after reading a scene with one of the nasty villains in her books simply because they pissed me off.So seriously! Who's read it? If you have, what did you think of the way she tackles societal norms in the Sacred City compared to the rest of the planet? Could you live like a Rayian after finding out what lies beyond the wall?