by Carrie Ryan
The Dark and Hollow Places by Carrie Ryan Title: The Dark and Hollow Places Author: Carrie Ryan Type: Young Adult Genre: Horror/Science Fiction/Dystopian Tea: A cold cup of English Breakfast. Rating: 1.5 out of 5 *Warning! Spoilers Ahead!* I started this novel off with a little appre...
This is the third book in a trilogy, and once again we get a totally new main character. And also once again I was somewhat nervous about the transition and need not have been. Ryan knows how to capture an atmosphere and tell a story. In some ways this was my least favorite of the three, and in othe...
Dark and Hollow places is the third installment of the forest of hands and teeth series by Carrie Ryan. I'm having a difficult time deciding on whether i'm gonna rant or rave on this one. There are parts where I think she did a great job, very creative, excellent writing style and the some parts whe...
The story begins with a "chosen" group of people headed by the sisterhood, and as how an exciting story goes, a curious and emotionally attached girl named Mary wanted to know if there was something else beyond the fences of which she grew up in. She wanted to know if the stories her mother told her...
Unlike the previous two books in this trilogy, this story takes place in the city where people have been eeking out a living ever since the Return. Even though life is dangerous and difficult - the people have been relatively safe from the Unconsecrated. While there are some wandering around, someo...
This was a very interesting concept - what happens in the future if there is a zombie apocalypse. I had very high hopes. The plot was interesting but what really kept this from being better was the characters. The main character was whiny and so indecisive that I was almost hoping for a not so ha...
It's a great concept and it's well written. I gave it the lowish rating because of a few things, and they're all kind of personal nit-picks, so I'm going to lay them out for you. If none of these issues bother you, then the book itself probably won't bother you.1) The end was kind of depressing. ...
Parts of this I really got into. Then, the other parts? It was like The Crucible met The Village and blargh.Needed more zombies, and less weirdly done romance.
A gripping, briskly-paced tale of flesh-hungry ghouls relentlessly pursuing the living.
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