DNF AT 80%, 2.5 STARS 
 Okay... I wasn't entirely sold with this book..... 
 I DNFed it because (and I'm not sure if this was to add playful narrative), the narration was told from this southern accent- which I didn't appreciate. Needless to say, it was unique and very characterizing; I just didn't like it :/ 
 This reminds me of a similar book I read at the same time with BRR A Matter of Magic, the heroine in A Matter of Magic talked the same way with different words not used in literature much. I feel myself at a minority with all of this, I'm sure others really appreciated this aspect unlike I did. 
 "I bin travelin fast. Almost runnin at times. Since I left Crosscreek yesterday mornin, I bin so anxious to make up fer lost time that I kept goin all day an all through last night, only stoppin to sleep fer a couple hours." 
 Thankfully, its understandable! Other wise, I would've tossed this book WAYY before 80%. 
 Also, whats with this "no quotation marks" thing? The dialogue in this damn book has NO quotations! 
 I'm sure its legit, but that's just stupid! At the least, Moira Young clarified who said what. 
 Actually sometimes. 
 "We shouldn't go, she says. She lifts her stubborn little pointed chin. I know that look. She's set to cause ructions." 
 "Why not? I says. 
 "We need to stay here, she says. If Lugh come back an we ain't her, he'll be worried." 
 I don't give a shit what Lugh will say if you're not where he can see you, just use quotations 
 Anyway! Read this whether you'd like to or not. However, usually I'm not a grammar officer, but this is just ridiculous.