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ditte 's review for:
The Land of Painted Caves
by Jean M. Auel
The one star is for her dedication to explore the use of every. Single. Thing used during Theis time period.
Ayla isn’t presented as a real person in his book. As another one here wrote; this feels like fanfiction. She too good at everything, it’s boring. Hunting? Great. Medicin? A natural. Mother? Got a daughter who’s nearly as perfect as she is. Lover and wife? Hot damn, everyone (even straight women) wants her. Even her eyesight and hearing is way above average.
How is this possible? St one point I feared my eye would be stuck in an eternal eye roll because it happened that often.
Ayla isn’t presented as a real person in his book. As another one here wrote; this feels like fanfiction. She too good at everything, it’s boring. Hunting? Great. Medicin? A natural. Mother? Got a daughter who’s nearly as perfect as she is. Lover and wife? Hot damn, everyone (even straight women) wants her. Even her eyesight and hearing is way above average.
How is this possible? St one point I feared my eye would be stuck in an eternal eye roll because it happened that often.