Astrid Hawk
A viscerally violent story of confronting prejudices, past regrets and bad decisions, and building good relationships in a world where it seems like violence is the only answer. The writing is vivid, raw, and penetrating. It's not an easy story to read, but it's very well done. Adam Lezarre-White was a fantastic narrator and really brought the characters to life, complete with their histories evident in their voices.
A viscerally violent story of confronting prejudices, past regrets and bad decisions, and building good relationships in a world where it seems like violence is the only answer. The writing is vivid, raw, and penetrating. It's not an easy story to read, but it's very well done. Adam Lezarre-White was a fantastic narrator and really brought the characters to life, complete with their histories evident in their voices.