One Salt Sea by Seanan McGuire
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Re-Read 3/18/24:
I think I liked the core conflict of the Selkies the most, with dear auntie's big ask, her sorrow, driving it all.
Stopping a war is all fine, of course, but some things go deeper. Family.
Original Review:
I am enjoying the series a great deal more than I had for the first few books, so much so that I'm afraid that I've reached the fandom stage. I loved the stakes on this one and things really changed in a good way. Sure, most people don't classify THAT kind of change as very positive, but it has given Toby a great tension that I kinda thought had been lacking. Perhaps I love the whole concept of murdering your darlings. At least the cat is free to explore. :)
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Monday, March 18, 2024
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