Regardless, what really stuns me is that final paragraph, where we are told that "not for one second can you believe that Deacon loves Chance or that Chance loves Deacon," and her calling into question the possibility that they would have married.
Yes. If I had not for one second believed in their love, the ending of Low Red Moon would not have hurt me as it did. I know there is a recognized class of "reviews" that fail because their authors are reviewing the books/films/music they would have liked to read/see/hear, not the ones they actually did, but this is ridiculous.
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Date: 2008-04-23 10:30 pm (UTC)Yes. If I had not for one second believed in their love, the ending of Low Red Moon would not have hurt me as it did. I know there is a recognized class of "reviews" that fail because their authors are reviewing the books/films/music they would have liked to read/see/hear, not the ones they actually did, but this is ridiculous.