Post by ~ ♥ Mariska ♥ ~ on Oct 1, 2008 13:03:06 GMT
Lucas Scott’s ‘The Comet’ Reviews
Thanks to Denise…she wrote down all the reviews that were on the back of his book The Comet.
Lucas Scott’s sophomore effort is a moving portrait of lost love. It will turn even the most cynical reader into a hopeless romantic.
Lucas Scott reaches for the stars and ends up capturing THE COMET in his in his meditative follow-up to An Unkindness of Ravens.
Moody and evocative, Scott’s prose sings and his sentiment overwhelms in The Comet. Rich with metaphor and infused with the most emotional slow-burn one would expect from a heavenly body, fans of Scott’s first novel would need the presence of Tiresian to see the change of pace coming.
The comet takes off on the first page and hurtles across the reader’s imagination, leave a starburst that lingers long after the final words.
The second effort, The Comet, proves that Lucas Scott is a young literary talent that will be with us for some time.
Source: OTH Blog
Thanks to Denise…she wrote down all the reviews that were on the back of his book The Comet.
Lucas Scott’s sophomore effort is a moving portrait of lost love. It will turn even the most cynical reader into a hopeless romantic.
Lucas Scott reaches for the stars and ends up capturing THE COMET in his in his meditative follow-up to An Unkindness of Ravens.
Moody and evocative, Scott’s prose sings and his sentiment overwhelms in The Comet. Rich with metaphor and infused with the most emotional slow-burn one would expect from a heavenly body, fans of Scott’s first novel would need the presence of Tiresian to see the change of pace coming.
The comet takes off on the first page and hurtles across the reader’s imagination, leave a starburst that lingers long after the final words.
The second effort, The Comet, proves that Lucas Scott is a young literary talent that will be with us for some time.
Source: OTH Blog
