After being drawn into the first book, the second book continues the story of Bren-ji, as he struggles to find a balance between the good of mankind and the good of the atevi -- a balance that could tip and wipe out both of them.
Filled with similar intrigue and political maneuverings as the first book, this second book does a great job of keeping up the tension, while continuing both the main story, and the story of the myriad relationships that Bren has in the various atevi that surround him. Cherryh does a great job, and I'm looking forward to the third book.
Filled with similar intrigue and political maneuverings as the first book, this second book does a great job of keeping up the tension, while continuing both the main story, and the story of the myriad relationships that Bren has in the various atevi that surround him. Cherryh does a great job, and I'm looking forward to the third book.
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