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 The Castings Trilogy: Deep Water - Pamela Freeman
Newest Review: ... appropriate songs and to find Acton's bones. This splits the party, as Ash goes to find his father, a singer and musician, ... more  ... to learn the songs that he was never taught before, but which he will need now. Bramble is taken by the gods to observe Acton's life through the eyes of some of his companions to find out where the bones are.
The style of "Deep Water" matches that of "Blood Ties", in that it's written in that same chick lit style; switching between characters with each chapter. This time out, it's even more confusing than before, as for much of the story, Bramble inhabits the bodies of various people from Acton's ...more |
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The Castings Trilogy: Deep Water - Pamela Freeman: Come On In, the Water's Fine! (962 words)
by - written on 03/02/09 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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"Blood Ties", the opening part of Pamela Freeman's "Castings" trilogy was a decent opening, but darted between characters with all the feeling of a chick lit style novel and, for me, interrupted the flow of things. The story was entertaining enough, but the writing style detracted a little from it and one of the main characters seemed pushed into the background. Following on directly from the events of that book, "Deep Water" starts with Bramble, Ash and Martine on their way to see Safred, the Well of Secrets; someone who hears the voices of the gods better than most people. As well as Bramble needing healing, they are seeking ... Read the complete review
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