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4.0 out of 5 stars
tormented minds and aching hearts,
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This review is from: Leaping Man Hill (Paperback)
Besides the fact that the main character's mind chatter is like my own worst paranoia-worry-mind manifested, this book is beautifuly written. The author gives us a visual cacophony presented as characters and landscape, a symphony of sounds in the hills of the old west and heartache thick enough to swallow the reader up. This novel is a sensory delight. Just enough joy and just enough pain to make it a human experience worth relating to.
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I Love This Book,
This review is from: Leaping Man Hill (Paperback)
I inherited this book and thus didn't have Ledoyt, the book which comes before it. It didn't matter. The story stands on its own and it is wonderful. Beautifully written--never over-written, though--beautifully perceived and understood humans. I can't say how much I like this book. As soon as I finished it I ordered Ledoyt.
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Leaping Man Hill by Carol Emshwiller (Paperback - July 1, 1998)
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