it s better to be feared

And then, with every change that this book entailed... I followed it like an enchanted troll. Loved the way Ryan got better and Claire fell hard for the emotion she feared. Love YOU as well!

At first I feared that the author wouldn't picture Luffy's personnality correctly or would stick to it too much without any changes. But the way the feelings of Luffy weren't "normally" brought but brought in Luffy's way made so much better. And the character developpement of Hancock was unexpected but much appreciated.

this book reminds of the poetry of Sylvia plath. the descriptions are vivid and send down chills down the readers spine. yet, it is not horror. to the writer death seems to be a lovely tryst with a loved one and not something to be feared. is the author hinting that death sometimes is better than life? perhaps.