Title: Where Are the Actual Men?
Product review: A book in which men are poorly considered. Either they are female copies (Spinel) or male dominants (Realgar). Nothing in between. No real sex either to reproduce but a kind of parthenogenesis. A part of what being human is about denied for an idealistic female construction leading to a dull life. I doubt any civilization would ever survive as described on Shora. All those flaws make the story pretty naive and the book rather boring. I didn't adhere to any character and plodded on to finish it.
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