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A review by talking_to_trees
Burning Woman by Lucy H. Pearce
2.0
If you are just starting to feel into your feminine power, this may be a good option. Or maybe it works really well for a certain kind of voice.
Personally I just couldn’t connect. I found it flimsy and lacking in real substance even at its best, and my overall experience was of a personal diary or stream of consciousness writing; it could have been widdled down a lot if all the fluff had been cut. Sometimes a not-so-great book is really well disguised by lots of pretty words and flowy sentences. After saying to myself for the umpteenth time ‘just get to the point already!’ and then realising I was only 30% into the book, I knew it wasn’t for me.
Personally I just couldn’t connect. I found it flimsy and lacking in real substance even at its best, and my overall experience was of a personal diary or stream of consciousness writing; it could have been widdled down a lot if all the fluff had been cut. Sometimes a not-so-great book is really well disguised by lots of pretty words and flowy sentences. After saying to myself for the umpteenth time ‘just get to the point already!’ and then realising I was only 30% into the book, I knew it wasn’t for me.