Official Review: The Last Lumenian by S.G. Blaise
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Re: Official Review: The Last Lumenian by S.G. Blaise
I liked the themes you pointed out and how the author is extra descriptive. I often have a hard time forming images of the characters when I read.
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Thanks for this wonderful review

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Finding the right pacing for a certain story is important. Often if the book is so full of action that I can't even catch my breath, I find myself losing interest.Lots of action and suspense are found in the novel. The reader jumps right into the story at the beginning with Lilla having a panic attack that imperils the refugees’ mission that she and Arrov are undertaking. The novel has a nice oscillation in the action, allowing the readers just enough time to catch their breath before the following high-octane scene occurs.
Character development is essential, and I've found that often books that are full of adventure, overlook it. I'm glad it's not the case.The character development is also superb. The chapters that include Lilla are written from the first-person point of view; all other chapters are written from the third-person point of view. This allows us to get to know her better as well as stay informed of other things pertinent to the story. Lilla is a flawed character, being impetuous, quick to judge, and prone to panic attacks. This makes her seem human and easy to pull for as she is also courageous, loyal, and fights for the weak and oppressed. Her feelings for both Arrov and Callum add more depth to the story.
A fundamental message for all of us.A distinct theme exists in the novel about treating others respectfully and not disparaging them because they are different. The wealthy people in the tale looked down upon the poor, and the refugees were treated as inconsequential. Everyone could learn from this message.
Thank you for such a thorough review!
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