Review: Thought provoking
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2012
Wow. I've read other works by Kevis Hendrickson, and as some other reviewers have mentioned, this one is very different. I really liked this style. This story more than anything is about a character: who she is, what her motivations and history are, and whether or not she can change. Asha's personality makes her a very interesting character, especially since it's hard to like her and yet I did like her... I think.  I didn't always know how I felt about what was happening and I very much appreciate stories that me think. It's not often you read a tale where you're conflicted between wanting the protagonist defeated and wanting them to succeed.  What's more, I liked how so much was left to the imagination. There are a lot of blanks to peak reader's interest and to entice them to want to learn more. Overall, I found that "Asha" is a very literarily sophisticated story.