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Read Harder Challenge 2015: Author from Africa
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A serial killer travels through time, dispatching of his victims: young women he refers to as “shining girls”. Finally, a time travel novel that makes sense. Sort of. An interesting premise and no real faults in time travel logic – but no real answers either. Why is this house a time machine? What motivates the serial killer to murder these women? What makes them “shine”? They’re developing this book for television so maybe the t.v. series will have the answers. But probably not.
Intense
Extremely gruesome.
However, I read her essay at the end and have so much more respect for what the author did here. Fascinating commentary about violence against women.
However, I read her essay at the end and have so much more respect for what the author did here. Fascinating commentary about violence against women.
I'd give this a C. Way to reminiscent of Stephen King for my liking. Fairly well executed thriller but the fantasy hook is wasted on what amounts to a police procedural.
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