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Title: Blurring the Lines
Review: This is nearly a perfect book (like the movie). One must admire the literary qualities of the work, the wizardry with words, the way the language switched as the story moved from the past to the present and the quality of the writing. The tale captures from the first and never lets up. Unlike many novels, there are no "down" times but instead, the working out of a deep mystery.the introduction of "magic" through technological means was nifty, a cool device that made the story seem almost plausibile. Once again, that plausibility factor was heightened by the switch in language from 19th to 21st century. Some aspects continued to intrigue after the last page: Did the twins exist? Were they "created" in much the same way as the second magician? I was not even sure that at the last, in the midst of the snowstorm, the mystery of mysteries was finally resolved. Great saga - perfect pace, length and language.
