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Dorinda Mcdougald dorindamc — It's been a while since I read some true brain fluff. I think the book had potential, but it was a little shallow, even for a young adult book. There could've been more plot twists and juicy gossip, a little more character development - it could've stood to be a little longer. But honestly not much to complain about. I enjoyed it. A fun way to waste a day at work.

Pumpu Design pumpudesign — Walter M. Miller committed suicide before completing his sequel to his only other novel, A CANTICLE FOR LEIBOWITZ. Terry Bisson was hired to edit and finish the book from Miller's outline. That hybrid became SAINT LEIBOWITZ AND THE WILD HORSE WOMAN. This novel is more of a 'midquel', rather than sequel, because its events take place 80 years after CANTICLE's part two, called "Fiat Lux" (c. 3254 AD, and 600 years before CANTICLE's part three. SAINT LEIBOWITZ reminded me very much of Herbert's DUNE. They are both sprawling novels dealing with the political machinations of both Church and State, and they both center on the manipulations of the mysterious, isolated, less-civilized nomadic peoples whose loyalties will tip the balance of power. It is finely characterized and the battles and various landscapes are sufficiently detailed to place you within the action and setting without creating a leaden narrative. I listened to BOOKS ON TAPE's audio version narrated by Jonathan Marosz. He handled the character voices well, but Miller's names for the MANY characters in the novel became confused in my ears-head because of similarity in sound. It would be easier to distinguish on the written page. Recommended for fans of Miller & CANTICLE.