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A review by tome15
Hidden in Sight by Julie E. Czerneda
4.0
Czerneda, Julia E. Hidden in Sight. Web Shifters No. 3. DAW, 2003.
Esen, our young but long-lived shape-shifting protagonist, has to decide whether to cut herself off from her human and multi-species connections to hide in safety or figure a way to engage more openly with others and hide in plain sight. Frankly, the story arc of the trilogy ends a little anti-climactically. On the positive side, Czerneda’s ability to create believable, if fantastic, creatures is more apparent than ever, and she does manage to make her readers care about her characters, diverse though they be.
Esen, our young but long-lived shape-shifting protagonist, has to decide whether to cut herself off from her human and multi-species connections to hide in safety or figure a way to engage more openly with others and hide in plain sight. Frankly, the story arc of the trilogy ends a little anti-climactically. On the positive side, Czerneda’s ability to create believable, if fantastic, creatures is more apparent than ever, and she does manage to make her readers care about her characters, diverse though they be.