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ramonamead 's review for:
The Reckless Oath We Made
by Bryn Greenwood
I finished this about an hour ago, so I might have to come back later and write a more articulate review because right now I am feeling ALL the feels about this book.
This is an exceptional work of fiction. What the author accomplishes by maintaining two different styles of English is impressive. ( At first it's weird, but just go with it, trust me...) The chapters are narrated by various characters, which allows them to show off their personalities and inner workings. Just like in her previous novel, Greenwood has created characters who are not necessarily "good people," but are doing the best with the circumstances they've been born into.
Ultimately this novel is about love, loyalty, and acceptance. Both Zee and Gentry have lousy biological families, and eventually have found chosen families that accept them as is and understand them best thy can.
This is one of my favorite reads of the year by far.
This is an exceptional work of fiction. What the author accomplishes by maintaining two different styles of English is impressive. ( At first it's weird, but just go with it, trust me...) The chapters are narrated by various characters, which allows them to show off their personalities and inner workings. Just like in her previous novel, Greenwood has created characters who are not necessarily "good people," but are doing the best with the circumstances they've been born into.
Ultimately this novel is about love, loyalty, and acceptance. Both Zee and Gentry have lousy biological families, and eventually have found chosen families that accept them as is and understand them best thy can.
This is one of my favorite reads of the year by far.