by Andrew Ashling
I'm going to be honest here. This book is not for everyone. And I'm not even sure it was for me. It's dark, gritty, brutal, and not easy on people. Let me say this, if you like a sweet romance, avoid this book. There is a romance. It can be seen as sweet, I suppose. But there is so much to this book...
This is one of those rare occasions when the Epilogue not only works brilliantly but adds a whole new dimension to the book which made me want to read it all over again.There's a lot going on beneath the surface. Take the time to get to know the situation and the characters and, because it's first p...
Read this quickly with a whole heap of skimming. It was in part compulsive reading but otherwise rather boring.'When a person loses his freedom he goes through the same stages as those of the mourning process: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.'
It was good, and then it got...annoying. I think it was the pseudo-new report of the "gay affair" thing at the end. I mean, at first the seeming subplot was interesting, but then it quickly got...seemingly pointless.A random revelation came to me. What happened with Timmy. It's exactly what the cap...
Isn't this story on aarinfantasy? i remember reading the beginning on a free site
I was very impressed by the book (so much, it gave me a bad dream last night).Perhaps I got too immersed in the story that I didn't sense a repetitive pattern in describing the horrors of indentured servitude. I was actually sucked in by the telling, horrified and apprehensive of what would happen t...
3.5 - I liked this book a lot - it was different then I thought it would be and was satisfied with the story and the ending.
I would say 3.5 to 4 can't decide. This book is certainly interesting and poses a lot thing to think about.Andrew is a teenager in a wealthy family in a society where slavery is legal. A lot of the book is about Andrew's life and friends and he revisits the issue of slavery.Andrew's voice sounds muc...
A DISH SERVED COLD is one of those stories that can push buttons with the readers. For me it pushed all the right buttons. At the foundation of this world there's a slavery system that is born from trying to do good but gradually disintegrated into a full-fledged game of corrupt power play. It chall...
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