Review: Character Driven..
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2011
There seems to be a common thread in all the books of Bevill's that I've read so far, namely: they're character driven. The author get's inside the character and makes it so you understand more of what's going on with them in their world. The events that are happening in the book(s) are less important than the effect those events have on the characters. This is what makes this book worthwhile, as well as any book for that matter. If our protagonist doesn't understand something yet, you the reader will not either until the time is right, if the time is ever right. These little things are what make the book a cut above other books of this type that I've read.The only thing wrong with the book are the things left unanswered, which is where I guess a sequel comes in. The ending wrapped up a few things but still left many others unanswered. I was genuinely sorry I was at the end because I wanted some more.  A story like this could easily have several more books in it. Let's hope that happens.