The depth to this novel made it intensely enjoyable.
The intricacy with which the plot and the slowly-unfolding backstory developed presented so many good little twists from where I thought the story was heading, and the mystery of C-Raptin’s intentions and degree of control right up to the very end built up so much anticipation! The way Yamila represented Eisler as having severe social anxiety, a type of mental affliction often overlooked by "normal" people, and then developed him into the most wonderful, believable man exploring love for the first time was just beautiful.
Karin’s intelligence becomes almost the sole focus of her character, followed by her inspiring compassion. She is described merely as beautiful, leaving the definition of such up to the reader, and as the story progresses we come to see that she is thoroughly beautiful inside and out, a competant yet romantic woman.
Also, I can't get over the sheer level of detail Yamila put into the android city to make it both overwhelmingly foreign for Karin and thoroughly relatable and easily pictured for the reader. I could walk its length in my mind and enjoy the sights. We should all aspire to write so enjoyably as Yamila did here.
I'll end by saying that my headline was not quite correct: this is the best novel from Yamila YET, and I've no doubt that's not the last time I'll say it.
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