Madison's Reviews > The Truth of the Aleke

Dare I say this was even better than the first installment? To start, this novella's characterizations are much more complex, with several in-depth layers to Osi's character. I found myself emotionally invested almost immediately. It also maintains the mixture of fable and fantasy, which I loved from the first novella, while taking on a darker, more tangled element in this installment. If you're wondering whether or not you should continue The Forever Desert series, please please do!!!