The Whispering Grass

A sniper who hits his mark, but doesn't. (laugh) Sanyul was a little flabbergasted to say the least. It was awesome.

I know someone who is asexual and life without a companion is not easy. People don't understand - never mind why would they bring it up because then people say they are not “normal”. It is so nice to see a romance where the couple talk about children and no one has to sacrifice anything. Thank you Alyce Caswell.

I do not know why this series is not on everyone's lips because this is my third book in the novellas part of “The Galactic Pantheon” series and I love them. I'll go into more in my series review, but seriously y'all need to read these books.

Isabis originally pursues Sanyul to find out how to block or turn down the “noise” in her head. Caswell then takes us through the beginning of their friendship and the intellectual chemistry is heated. (The most dangerous to the heart relationships if you ask me (laugh).) I love the interaction between them and the mutual respect which grows out of it.

I was also intrigued by the solutions that Sanyul came up with. I wish all authors wrote an “Author's Note” because I want a conversation about this too. What Sanyul suggests has been done throughout history and I remember a movie very clearly about it (Wag The Dog, Dir. B. Levinson, 1997).

I love everything about The Whispering Grass. The diversity. The premise. The solutions. Y'all need to read it. Enough said.

I received an ARC of this book and I am writing a review without prejudice and voluntarily.