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A review by zetasyanthis
Summerhill by Kevin Frane
5.0
First described to me as a story about a 'time-dog,' I wasn't sure exactly what to expect from this book. On a total whim, I attended a reading of it at 2013's Further Confusion and wound up purchasing a copy less than an hour later.
This is one of the most unique books I've read, and considering I have a library of at least 500 novels, that's saying quite a bit. (Yeah, I should post my backlog of reviews at some point, but we'll get there...) The characters are wonderfully written, and the pacing is very well done. I won't spoil the plot here, but suffice to say it's nothing like you're expecting. Twists, turns, and above all, self-discovery is the name of the day, in a world where the sky need no longer be grey. I can't think of anything that'd actually improve the book, so I'll end here. Go read it.
This is one of the most unique books I've read, and considering I have a library of at least 500 novels, that's saying quite a bit. (Yeah, I should post my backlog of reviews at some point, but we'll get there...) The characters are wonderfully written, and the pacing is very well done. I won't spoil the plot here, but suffice to say it's nothing like you're expecting. Twists, turns, and above all, self-discovery is the name of the day, in a world where the sky need no longer be grey. I can't think of anything that'd actually improve the book, so I'll end here. Go read it.