Winter's Shadow
Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780330404471 (0330404474)
Publish date: June 1st 2011
Publisher: Pan Macmillan Australia
Pages no: 424
Edition language: English
Series: Winter Saga (#1)
This one was interesting - Overall rating would be 3-3.5 stars.The story had me turning the pages and unable to put the book down but there were also a few things that I wish were fleshed out a bit more - mainly the background on The Keys (who they were, how they came to be, and ultimately - why did...
I found the beginning a bit slow, and I will admit there were some parts of the story where I was like Wha?!? and not from the drama or shock over what was going on. More so from how convoluted it all sounded. I felt Hearle did a good good of developing the all the characters, although the connectio...
Winter’s Shadow was a fantastic debut by M.J. Hearle. It had a fresh take on the paranormal genre for YA and although the creatures and the paranormal aspect has links to others, it is separate and unique in itself and like nothing you have read before. It has this Gothic feel to it that you will no...
Come and check out my other reviews at: Addicted to Words | YA and Adult review & MoreI now can admit that I wish I had bought this book earlier than I did. I only got this a few months back, and read it more recently. It definitely exceeded my expectations that I originally had.Onto the plot.Winter...
I’d wanted to read Winter’s Shadow for a while now, when I heard that the Paranormal Wasteland’s blog was doing a blog tour of this book I signed up immediately. Winter has been assigned the task of taking photographs of Pilgrim’s Lament, one of the oldest church buildings in Owl Mountain for the s...
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