I really enjoyed the story in this one, but the writing was just... not there. And the ending was really messy and sudden. What would have been a great cliffhanger was overshadowed by a failed and sloppy delivery. It feels like it could go through another draft or two. Still, I did enjoy the story e...
Runes was a quick, fun, easy read. I found the use of Norse mythology really interesting and unique. I hadn’t come across it in a YA book before and it was fun to see how it was weaved into the storyline. I did find it difficult to get into the story, until the Norse theme was revealed I was a bit c...
My spot on the tour is on May 22ndA_TiffyFit's Review -Where do I begin? Okay, I have to begin with the ending. My reaction to the ending was an astounding: WHAAAAAAAAAAT?!! I scanned back a few lines and read it again.That is one HELL of an ending, Ednah Walters! Cliffhanger indeed, please give me ...
A while back I was part of the cover reveal for this, and I thought it sounded so good. I am always up for anything with mythology, so I was thrilled to get this early copy and be part of the tour. I am happy to say that it didn’t disappoint at all.Raine thinks she is just a typical young girl. Goes...
It's like if you take the Lux series, and then marry it with The Mortal Instruments, that's in the same neighborhood as this book. I know that's clear as mud, but it really is like those two books had a love child book, and Runes was it.I do have to give props- urban fantasy has become a harder gen...
*I received a free ARC of Runes from Firetrail Publishing via Netgalley in exchange of an honest review*Raine's life is going through a lot of changes after her dad disappears in a plane-crash, and Torin moves in next door.This and other reviews can also be found on my blog (un)Conventional Bookview...
Review: 4 out of 5 stars I absolutely adore Ednah Walters The Guardian Legacy series so I was eager to jump into Runes which is a story filled with mythology, romance and intriguing mystery. Seventeen year-old Lorraine ‘Raine’ Cooper has a bit on her plate, her father has been missing for a few mont...
Surprisingly good. Wasn't sure what to expect with this one, as while it sounded good, it also sounded a very familiar story, but once I started...I couldn't put it down. Raine's coping with ordinary teenage life and finally owning up to feelings for the boy who's been her best friend forever, and...
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