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A review by ana3333
Red Unicorn by Tanith Lee
4.0
Eh, it doesn't quite live up to the humorous drama of the first book or the glorious hellscape of the second, but this was still a solidly enjoyable book.
I do feel it was a little lacking, as far as finales go, since it centered on Tanaquil's feelings for Honj. The romance was very weak, and he's basically just a handsome mannequin for drama to happen around. We're never really given any reason for their connection and barely even see any scenes between the two of them.
However, I did greatly appreciate the whole, "It doesn't have to be complicated. Just communicate with your loved ones, you dimwit." message of the book. And as always, Lee's worldbuilding and prose are absolute perfection.
I do feel it was a little lacking, as far as finales go, since it centered on Tanaquil's feelings for Honj. The romance was very weak, and he's basically just a handsome mannequin for drama to happen around. We're never really given any reason for their connection and barely even see any scenes between the two of them.
However, I did greatly appreciate the whole, "It doesn't have to be complicated. Just communicate with your loved ones, you dimwit." message of the book. And as always, Lee's worldbuilding and prose are absolute perfection.