At A GlanceGenre: Young Adult; Zombies Love Triangle/Insta Love?: A little.Cliff Hanger: not really.Rating: 3 StarsScore SheetCover: 8/10Plot: 7/10Characters: 5/10World Building: 8/10Flow: 3/10Series Congruity: 8/10Total: 5/10In DepthBest Part: They're in Paris.Worst Part: NOTHING HAPPENS!!!Overall ...
This is the second full-length novel in the Something Strange and Deadly series. The Spirit Hunters have left Philadelphia and Eleanor is thrust into a new life without anyone but herself to depend on. So much has changed for her, and yet Eleanor proves herself to be as strong as ever as she faces i...
tl;dr - | ✭✭✭✩✩ | This book had a little bit of sequel-syndrome. I enjoyed it, especially the Parisian setting, but overall it wasn't as entertaining to me as the first book. I will definitely continue to the third book, though! Worth a read if you loved the first and want to continue the series. De...
When it comes to personal reader's hype it's hard to deal with alot of emotions from jubilation to disappointment. A Darkness Strange and Lovely by Susan Dennard made me run through alot of emotions. Not all good and not all bad. The writing of course of superb that I quickly zoomed through this boo...
What a fabulous sequel!!!There's a ton of action, mystery, and suspense. I love the historical fiction setting and the supernatural elements of zombies, magic, and necromancy. There's a super creepy feel to this story and you never know who to trust. I loved all of the developments with the magical ...
Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales.Quick & Dirty: Fast-paced paranormal book filled with great characters, adventure, romance, and an intriguing plot. This was a great sequel to the first book and I really enjoyed it.Opening Sentence: When Jie’s letter came in the mail, I was so elated I forgot I...
*Genre* Steampunk, Historical, Paranormal*Rating* 3.5-4*My Thoughts*A Darkness Strange and Lovely picks up Eleanor Fitt's story from where Something Strange and Deadly left off. Having lost her brother Elijah to the villainous necromancer Marcus Duval, her mother to a mental hospital, and her right ...
I loved the first book in this series, and really didn't care for this one at all. It was extremely well-written, the plot continued the story arc from Book one. But to me, the heroine's character did a complete 180, and I no longer like her as a person. I get why that happened, but since I am no...
The first book was decidedly "okay," and this follow-up falls short of even that. The plot is spread thin and relies heavily on the narrator missing obvious things. Every line and detail is hashed and rehashed, so that the big reveals at the end are either not so big or too little too late.
It was the interesting sister to save brother in a steam-punky world that drew me in first. But it was the kick ass girl all independent and funny that kept me. Then there were the Spirit Hunters and how they stood out that kept me rooted. But mostly it was the necromancy plus the odd timed romance-...
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