Title: The only part I didn't like about the book was that it ended
Product review: Escandon manages to weave a delightfully spiritual, magical and sensual tale in this first novel of hers. Her rich descriptions of both the characters and their environments enable the reader to easily picture their worlds. More importantly, however, the reader is easily and instantly drawn into Esperanza's inner turmoil as she grapples with a budding sensuality that contradicts her conservative Mexican upbringing. The novel deals with these issues in a light-hearted manner, and while many women will undoubtedly identify with Esperanza, they will also be amused by some of the outrageous decisions she makes. The story and the writing style combine many characteristics seen in Isabel Allende, Alice Hoffman, Julia Alvarez - I eagerly await more of Escandon's novels.
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