This is a novella which surprisingly does not mean a small
nova. If you have read any of my
reviews you have to be aware that my sense of
humor is an acquired taste. The
book takes place as part of the Demon Cycle that is Brett’s bread and
butter. Selia, the town speaker, is
forced to defend both her body and her reputation as the demons demonstrate new
threats.
The author attacks preconceived notions on sexuality. He does a very good job on showing why
prejudice is short sighted. In the book,
prejudice isn’t short sighted but dangerous to boot.
I am not familiar with Brett’s universe but this novella
impressed me with both its willingness to address societal issues and the
vibrant color of its setting.
I recommend the book.
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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