Publication Date: November 9, 2012
Publisher: SilverwoodSketches
ISBN-13: 9781481000147
Synopsis
Writing has always been her passion, but when she is pushed by her
editor to write paranormal romance Ami loses her focus.
Now she is getting a letter from her only living relative asking
her to join him in England, and after a bizarre series of events that put Ami’s
life on the line she decides to flee to her uncle.
What she finds in the Silver Hollow is a lot of colorful
characters, a strange house and a hell lot of questions that need answering.
Review
Jennifer Silverwood takes us in a magical adventure where instead
of mixing the England we’ve all heard about and sparkling with magic she makes
a little nook where the world of the Silver Hollow breaths and lives.
The way the characters talked was weird, not in a frustrating way nor in a way that will make you feel left out (although you might find yourself thinking 'what the hell is he/she talking about' once or twice), I loved it because they helped give a sense that we were not in Kansas anymore but down the rabbit whole. It added a sense of the culture and that there was still a lot that this new world wasn't showing us.
The way the characters talked was weird, not in a frustrating way nor in a way that will make you feel left out (although you might find yourself thinking 'what the hell is he/she talking about' once or twice), I loved it because they helped give a sense that we were not in Kansas anymore but down the rabbit whole. It added a sense of the culture and that there was still a lot that this new world wasn't showing us.
This story may feel a little long, but not in the “Gosh, when is
this story going to end” sense but in a sense that this is a story that needs
to take its time while it answers but Ami and the readers questions about this
new land, its folklore and its people.
I really enjoyed this book, even if I didn’t get my way in a
couple of things that happened while this book developed. I would love to be a
little brat about it, but honestly this is a good book my only suggestion would
be to read it with time and don’t abandon it there are a lot of names going around
and you might be lost when you try to pick it up.
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