Title: It's not even worth it's price in PaperBack
Product review: I looked forward to reading The Woman who rides like a man, because I had so enjoyed Pierce's previous novels. Part of the enticem ent to continue reading a book, however, is an identification with the characters. In this case, there wasn't any. There was none forthcoming. Instead, I kept on wishing they would use their native intelligence, rather than pure emotion (or in Pieces's world, the scent or essence of emotion). I actually kept on reading just to see if they would come to their senses!! I was keenly disappointed, and in the end, their fates did not concern me. That is the ultimate failure of the novel.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
