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Pegasus In Flight review
Feb. 20th, 2007 06:24 pmI don't know if it's because I've been so tired this week, but I just couldn't connect with Pegasus In Flight by Anne McCaffrey.
There was far too much exposition needed to explain the way the society worked, which turned me off and stopped me from being able to relate to the characters or the situation. Every chapter seemed to require further explanations of job titles, government processes, social situations, technology, and all sorts of other things. It just seemed as if there were so many things in the book I didn't understand, which made it difficult to follow.
So, I won't be reading the rest of this series.
Next!
There was far too much exposition needed to explain the way the society worked, which turned me off and stopped me from being able to relate to the characters or the situation. Every chapter seemed to require further explanations of job titles, government processes, social situations, technology, and all sorts of other things. It just seemed as if there were so many things in the book I didn't understand, which made it difficult to follow.
So, I won't be reading the rest of this series.
Next!
