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Old 04-20-2017, 12:17 PM   #7
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I can but echo the comments above that it's the evocation of place that makes this a standout. Wilderness Alaska was as much or more so a character in the books as any of the people.

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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
In my personal opinion, the books develop more depth over time as characters mature and we learn more about them.
Glad to hear it, as I felt that not atypically for a first-in-a-series, the characters were frequently painted with pretty broad brush strokes, placeholders for more nuanced characters down the line. I did like the sense of Alaska (the Last Frontier) as being the place where misfits from outside fetched up and managed to fit in.
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