Watts Martin

This is one of the first two novellas I've read, so I haven't quite developed a feel for their pacing yet. That said, this was truly excellent. More than just moving with the main character of the story, you can feel what she feels, be it wariness, weariness, desperation, or even happiness. Roulette is one of the best written characters I've seen in ages, and I can't say enough about that. The plot is straightforward, as it needs to be in a novella of this size, but gripping and occasionally show more surprising all the same. I don't want to claim it's carried by the character in the same way that some movies are carried by the actors/actresses, but she takes the story and makes it real.

I'm going to have to go to Martin's other works and check them out now, because I want to read more about the world and people (furry or not) he's placed in it! show less