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A review by ifyouhappentoremember
Eternal Life by Dara Horn
3.0
This was an interesting premise but a confusing execution. It’s a more meditative look at the curse of eternal life.
I’m just confused by it all. Rachel has lived 2000 years and has spent it marrying and having children. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that choice, but it does not make fascinating reading material. And despite living 2000 years she still somehow acts like the 18 year old she once was and makes the same mistakes over and over again. Confusing is the best word for it.
I’m just confused by it all. Rachel has lived 2000 years and has spent it marrying and having children. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that choice, but it does not make fascinating reading material. And despite living 2000 years she still somehow acts like the 18 year old she once was and makes the same mistakes over and over again. Confusing is the best word for it.