Having read this book after Secrets of the U'tanse, which came chronologically first, this felt a lot like de'j'vue. But I did learn where some of the characters I met before came from and why some of the subjects were being discussed. In this, one of the owners of a slave home has decided to get rid of all his slaves, one way or the other...Can they be rescued before they are obliterated? As usual, I enjoyed this book along with all of Henry Melton's books.
I have now started Ragtime by E. L. Doctorow. This has started differently from any novel I can remember. It reads like non-fiction. It is interesting, but I haven't picked up a lot of story yet.
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