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This was a interesting book, and I did quite in enjoy it. It was fast pace, had some nice world building, witty banter, and low key action that was more PG then what you would have seen from Buffy. I feel like there was a lot of hype about Jenna's abilities, but when it was time to shine, the action for me fell short. I don't like that her spotlight was overshadowed.
Though I enjoyed this quick read, I do have some... concerns about one particular romance sub-plot, that not only made my eye twitch, I almost put the book down. Our MC is still minor in this book(17), and her other love interested is a warlock who's age isn't told, except for a vague reference to him being either 20 or 60... do you see where I have an issue? I don't min having a little love triangle, or competition, as it makes the story fun and cheesy; but that vague age, just isn't sitting right. I don't like it one bit. Maybe he is 20, as our MC will be 18 soon, ..... but not 60.. like no. I believe this needs to be addressed ASAP. Because even alluding to grooming, no matter the context, isn't okay.
Outside of that sub-plot, I liked the overall flow. There's originality to this world, and there are many mysteries that will keep me reading on. I need to know what happened to MC's mom, why did ---> (sorry can't say that one as it will be a spoiler.)
I believe this story will be full of many more mysteries and creatures that our MC needs to fight and navigate. I'm looking forward to hopefully more detailed action, and highlighting Jenna's abilities & talents.
Overall this book is a fun, fast, lighthearted read that will having to wondering about the things that go bump in the night, and wondering if, maybe, just maybe, we have a similar underground organization acting and fighting mythical creatures right under our noses.
Happy Reading
-E.A. Walsh
I got up and walked over to Ms. Pruett. I pulled back the covers covering her
left hand. It was fine—healthy and whole. Five slightly chubby fingers. Not one
of them gnawed on.
“Sorry,” Mr. Pringle said quietly, “the other hand.”
I walked around the bed and pulled back the sheet covering her right hand.
Before I even got to her hand, I could see the greenish-gray marks trailing
up Ms. Pruett’s forearm. The Lichtenberg figures looked like delicate ferns tattooed into her flesh but were slowly creeping up her arm and would eventually
seek out her heart. Her hand was covered in a bandage, but I was sure if I were
to remove it not only would I find two missing fingers, but the hand would be
almost entirely green-gray, with blackened tissue necrosis starting already nearest
to the bite wound.
Definitely a zombie bite.
Crap.
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