"Based on native legends of killer whales and wolves, this haunting tale of change and choice sensitively explores issues of the right to die, integrating the optimistic spiritualism of native myth and the hard realities of modern-day life. This beautiful story, told in flashback, straddles the genres of mystery and family drama, as the only witness to a tragedy loses her memory and an innocent person may be in prison for the crime, posing the difficult question Which is the higher morality—love or law?" - Goodreads.com
Today I finished Whale Song by Cheryl Kaye Tardif.
I have mixed feelings about it, at times I didn't like how slow it was going but then started to like it in the last 50 pages... but since I mostly didn't like it I decided to give it only 2 stars....
Read on January 1st
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