I won’t be giving away any spoilers, but I loved how she caused me to pause and do a little introspective thinking as a white female in the United States who has lived an entirely privileged life, it was eye-opening and breathtaking to pause and soak up the horror that other races have to endure on a daily basis. This book is no different and includes a nice focus on what a nasty monster racism is. Um, what Chelsea? Think of it this way how many times have we started a series we love, only to find out come the third + book(s) have turned stale and stagnant, predictable in a way that disappoints the reader to no end and forces us to toss aside an author and move on to greener pastures? This has never been the case with our Kimmy I think characters of long running series naturally want to become tired, but Angie maneuvers her entire crew into situations we’d never dream up, keeping the series fresh and the reader on their tippy toes.įor those who have followed the series from Silent Scream, you know that Marsons always includes an element of diversity and a focus on a timely injustice toward either a minority group or those of a more vulnerable classification (I.E. I don’t know how she does it, but Angie manages to take these characters we’ve grown to love and wrestle them OUT of submission. This is quite possibly the only time I enjoy being publicly in the wrong. Kim Stone novel, I find I’m wholly wrong.

Kim Stone, I’m positive it’s the best one there is and that it can’t be topped.

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