This goes back in the TBR stack along with the rest of Tepper's novels to be re-read and enjoyed once more before releasing.

Well, I had planned on re-reading it, but one of my co-workers wants to read this, so I'll release it to her.

Synopsis blurb from back cover:

"Since the flames died three hundred years ago, human civilization has evolved into a dual society: Women's Country, where walled towns enclose what's left of past civilization, nurtured by women and a few nonviolent men; and the adjacent garrisons where warrior men live -- the lost brothers, sons, and lovers of those in Women's Country.

Two societies. Two competing dreams. Two ways of life, kept apart by walls stronger than stone. And yet there is a gate between them."

This was the first novel by Sheri Tepper I ever read, and it hooked me completely on her work. Highly recommended.

Released on Friday, March 14, 2003 at Controlled release/given to co-worker in North Little Rock, Arkansas USA.

I am still reading and will pass along to my sister in Arizona when I am finished.

I'm making a new journal entry on this book, just to show it's currently traveling somewhere out there. Happy journeys, book, and may someone new make a journal entry on you someday.