Deep ( Book 2 in the Lake Dweller series)

ust finished Deep. Where do I start? I'm so attached to all the characters! The ending shocked me and as I held back the tears, as I hit the next page button on my Kindle, there were no more pages!! I didn't want it to end. Once again, Leesa describes the scenes with such detail, I could visualize and feel myself being there with the characters. The connection between Ivy and Kane is the most amazing writing I have ever read. Once again, I have to thank Leesa for giving back my love for reading. Her talent is special and I look forward to reading her books for years to come.

Well, I liked this a lot. More so as it got going. The whole thing works well, the settings, the characters, the mystery, the mise-en-scene, everything. The one little niggle I had was that it took me a little while to get into, I knew I would like it when I did though. I am finding it hard to work out why I did find it hard to get into at first, I think it was my overly analytical mind analysing the whole amnesia thing. It's the sort of scenario where I will be looking for inconsistencies and errors, which will distract me from the story. I doubt my response will be like that of most people, so I hope that the mystery and the evocative writing will ease them in. Thank you. KA.

Leesa -

Deep (Bookd 2 of the Lake Dweller series) - I haven't read your first book, just came upon this on another shelf.
I can't comment on the story from reading the pitch and two chapters. I like the shamanic elements and the term water-weaving. Reminds me of Brickweavers, another wonderful book on this site. What I can say is that you writing has a haunting rhythm, which makes it mesmerizing - an irresistable read. Deep is on WL to be lifted on my shelf, and rated well.

Pia (Course of Mirrors)

added to my watchlist to read later

Leesa, I read this, and it's another good start. Jim