It struck me after reading this that this book could be a continuation of a Romeo and Juliet story. What happened in the decade after if nobody had learned their lesson?
The situation Valerie finds herself in is a difficult one until she literally has the choice taken away from her at gunpoint.
So she adapts. This is a very sad story, the premise being founded on a child's murder but it's also a celebration of life.
Valerie finds happiness and a sense if community with the Stags as they attempt to fight gentrification.
And I've got to say, having lived in Seattle, Shannon Price is on point about this.
The situation Valerie finds herself in is a difficult one until she literally has the choice taken away from her at gunpoint.
So she adapts. This is a very sad story, the premise being founded on a child's murder but it's also a celebration of life.
Valerie finds happiness and a sense if community with the Stags as they attempt to fight gentrification.
And I've got to say, having lived in Seattle, Shannon Price is on point about this.
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