No surprises but a solid read.
A feel-good story about some magically quirky kids and almost-as-quirky adults.
Willow rekindles her relationship with herself. An OK read.
I warmed up to this murder mystery, thanks to the development of the key characters. Would be interested to read the next in the series.
The plot had promise but failed to deliver - another average read.
Am not too sure what the point of the book was. It picked up partway then plummeted to a boring end.
An enjoyable thriller! Book 14 of a series - read in order.
Loved this prequel of The Hunger Games. It gave insight as to how Haymitch Abernathy ended up in his future state. Only thing I'd take out are all of the songs/poetry.
Slow, at first, but built momentum. I felt myself drawn more into the book as it progressed. A little predictable. One of a series, so best to read the books in order.
You can't beat a good Alex Cross thriller. Love the reliable family unit at the core of these books.
A very average, ho-hum read with unlikeable characters.
It felt like this book was being sold to me as an incredibly satisfying thriller, which it was not. Clunky, clumsy dialogue and no surprises.
Recommended to me by a librarian as a 'cosy fantasy', it felt like the characters lacked depth and I wasn't invested in them. Preferred the Spellshop series.
I really enjoyed Naomi's writing style and loved following on with the trials and tribulations she faced while walking the trail.
DNF
I was totally sold on this book until the last few chapters. Just an ok end but otherwise a great read.