Books

during my break away from Farcaster, i was mostly busy with school work. 

in the midst of all that, a friend sent me this to read, and i finished it today. 

taking a cue from @7858.eth, here's my review: 

the story starts with briefly with William, a broken character, and consequently, his relationship with the 4 Padavano sisters. 

i enjoyed the storytelling and the story itself. it's about love–how deeply entrenched (familial) bonds can be and how important relationships in general are. 

i don't want to spoil it. you'd have to read it to understand. the book reminds me of Jeffrey Archer's writing which usually spans generations and how actions have consequences that affect the next generation. 

i might talk about more in a related cast sometime.

https://warpcast.com/the-cynic/0x55d8714f