An
interesting story, with an ending that confused me somewhat. This is the first
of a series, so now it makes me want to see how the second one goes.
The
writing was simplistic, and I wondered if it was due to the target age group. I
am not sure. The descriptive writing gave a vision of what was happening, but
again, it was a basic structure for me. I am used to the weaving details that
keep your mind moving to the next scene without a stutter or stop, breaking the
connection. It did, however, give you the full picture of who, what, and where,
with keen interest, just with a different style of writing.
I did like
the story. It kept the interest and questions of what happened ongoing
throughout the book. There were three main characters in the story, starting
with one, then introducing the other two. There were gaps in the storyline that
I thought should be there, though, such as the backgrounds of the characters.
Getting past that, the rest was enough to keep the plot intact, keeping you
reading.
Although
I had more questions that didn’t get answered, hopefully they will be revealed
in the second book. I think readers would enjoy this story. I gave this book 4 out
of 5 stars for the interesting concept outweighing the issues I had with the
writing.
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