by Jen Minkman
It’s been a few years since I first read The Island by Jen Minkman. The Waves is the second novella in The Island series, though instead of being a book two, it’s a parallel story to The Island. While this is a story parallel to the first novella, telling the story of life on the other side of Tre...
***Received the trilogy ebook via Story Cartel for an honest review The cover is looks awesome and water seems to be a theme in the covers. I love the lighthouse and birds in the background. It is sort of like he is lost and trying to find his way since that is what lighthouses are for :) I re...
As sequels go this wasn't, it was more of the other side of the coin in the original story. This book takes the same time frame as The Island and tells it from Walt's point of view. You get a fuller understanding of his side of the wall and how the divide really happened.I really enjoyed this and wa...
Received an ARC from the writer on NetGalley. First of all, thanks Jen Minkman for giving me the chance to read this wonderful book! I was really excited to read the second book. And what a ride it was! The books follows Walt, the man/boy we met in the previous book, and this book is all about h...
The Waves, a sequel to The Island takes place during the same time period as The Island does but focuses on the events through Walt as he lives in Hope Harbor, the opposite side of the wall as Leia, with his widowed father.The Waves, is an amazing novella by Jen Minkman taking everything that happen...
I received a free copy of the book from the author for my honest opinion.Walt lives on an island that is divide by a wall and on his side of the wall Walt and everyone on his side have been taught by their ancestors that Lady Annabelle lives on the other side and that one day Lady Annabelle will be ...
The GoodThe backlash. My main issue with the first book was the lack of backlash from the community when their entire belief system is torn down. Not an issue with this installment. Anger, hope, acceptance, rage, denial, suicide--the way Minkman showcases such a wide variety of reactions people have...
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