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A review by dejahentendu
Where Peace Is Lost by Valerie Valdes
adventurous
dark
emotional
reflective
4.0
Very different from her series starting with Chilling Effect, Where Peace Is Lost is much more serious. It reads as a quest to save a world, a journey or personal forgiveness, romance, and anti-capitalist philosophy. That's a lot to cram into 12 hours. It's all well done though, not seeming patchwork at all. Thus I zoomed through the story in two days. Valdes delivers a solid book, perhaps leading us to "the further adventure of..."
Rebeccsa Mozo, the narrator, had a handful of mispronouciations that should have been caught by someone. Not enough to be ruinous, but distracting nonetheless. :( Pronouncing buffet as the noun form, for instance, when it was used as the verb form.
LGBTQIA+ positive
Rebeccsa Mozo, the narrator, had a handful of mispronouciations that should have been caught by someone. Not enough to be ruinous, but distracting nonetheless. :( Pronouncing buffet as the noun form, for instance, when it was used as the verb form.
LGBTQIA+ positive