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A review by reaper_hound
Song of Kali by Dan Simmons
3.0
3.5 stars
It is a tale of horror and loss and I don't know what to write about after because it will be a spoiler.
Starting with what I liked about the book is first of all the writing, It's really good, second the setting of the book it's good; the author captures the essence of Indian cities as far as I've seen. The intense sequences are dealt with really well because you feel the intensity through the words and the way he writes a monologue captures me to the page also.
The most glaring negative I have to say for the book is, that book doesn't give you a definitive ending, the secrets are not all revealed, and it feels like and end of the 1st book in a duology if he nailed the ending it would have been an excellent book because up until 80% mark this was a solid 4.5-star book for me.
This is my first Dan Simmons book and for an introduction, I'm satisfied and excited to check out his other works
It is a tale of horror and loss and I don't know what to write about after because it will be a spoiler.
Starting with what I liked about the book is first of all the writing, It's really good, second the setting of the book it's good; the author captures the essence of Indian cities as far as I've seen. The intense sequences are dealt with really well because you feel the intensity through the words and the way he writes a monologue captures me to the page also.
The most glaring negative I have to say for the book is, that book doesn't give you a definitive ending, the secrets are not all revealed, and it feels like and end of the 1st book in a duology if he nailed the ending it would have been an excellent book because up until 80% mark this was a solid 4.5-star book for me.
This is my first Dan Simmons book and for an introduction, I'm satisfied and excited to check out his other works