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Brief One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig

The Acknowledgements provide a small hint of the nature of the problem. Gillig writes, “To John, my husband who brags about me, holds and feeds me, who always has the correct answer of “Sounds spooky!” whenever I’m doubting myself—thank you.” One Dark Window is, I suspect, the kind of book you produce if “Sounds spooky!” is your goal. It’s big on atmosphere, at the expense of characters and story-telling. I think this is the feeling that produced my “Too much smolder…” remark.I also have two specific things to remark on, one negative and one positive. As I already remarked, there is a romance. It is one of those annoying romances one finds so often in Young Adult literature, where we start with a guy and a girl who apparently can’t stand each other. And then, suddenly, for no apparent reason, they kiss and are madly in love. Now, granted, she’s beautiful and he’s handsome, and they are forced by circumstances to work together. It is certainly realistically true that if you make two beautiful sexually compatible young people spend time together, there’s a good chance that they will fall in love, or perhaps infatuation. It’s not unrealistic — it’s just not very interesting story-telling.That’s the negative remark. The positive concerns the ending — I really liked the way the book ended. To avoid spoilers, I cannot describe that in detail, but I was pleased that Gillig had the courage to follow the implications of her world through to their logical conclusion.