Review: Well-written but ambiguous
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 18, 2013
Weiland is a skillful writer. The language of this story is quite beautiful. It's an engaging story with a surreal mood. Enough sensory details are given to ground you in the story, but not so rich as to make you feel as if you are really there. The setting therefore comes across as being like a small theater production rather than Cinemascope. The ending is a bit ambiguous and therefore disappointing. I suppose that's a drawback of having a point of view character with amnesia. The characters, especially Mary, are engaging and the plot is riveting.I received a free copy of this e-book from Story Cartel for review purposes.