Excellent, vivid, insightful, graphic. A world all its own.
I downloaded a sample of this book to try it and when I was done, immediately bought it. Right there, as I sat in the doctor's office, waiting.
Ata returned once again to Trinidad, drawn irresistibly to the spices in the wind and the beauty among the ruins of rampant crime and casual government. The language is frankly gorgeous; a Creolised English ripe with local slang.
The prose is short, choppy and often poetic at times; to a certain point, that it can even be challenging to read. This is not a bad thing-- this author shows originality in the storyline and writing style, which is a fresh approach a reader can appreciate.
