Title: A black night
Product review: Rosemary Sutcliff is a deep and evocative writer. She uses words as a master smith, weaving pictures and emotions together to create a riveting experience that touches ones soul.In this story, she turns her power to a fascinating time of history, and explores the depth of human depravity.Song for a Dark Queenis aptly titled. With her words, Sutcliff does create a song. It is a poem, but not one of beauty. A song, but not for pleasure. The golden rays of sunshine that peer through the forest leaves in the early chapters fade away. Black night seeps through until no more light can be seen. Innocent childhood is destroyed by horrific depravity. Good motives and familial love is swallowed up in ruthless hatred. The world is evil without redemption.A song with no hope: its end is darkness, death, and despair.
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