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tykewriter's review
5.0
Emi is certainly rather different, and a dark delight for all that.
A fitting end, too, for a species that is more monster than blessing.
As for Emi, the little girl supposedly losing touch with her humanity, it felt more as if she had slipped into some kind of innocence.
Perhaps the author has unveiled a secret there -- that the source of our darkness and damnation is the very innocence that is supposed to be our saving grace.
A fitting end, too, for a species that is more monster than blessing.
As for Emi, the little girl supposedly losing touch with her humanity, it felt more as if she had slipped into some kind of innocence.
Perhaps the author has unveiled a secret there -- that the source of our darkness and damnation is the very innocence that is supposed to be our saving grace.
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