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laniesweet's review
4.0
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily and honestly reviewing it.
Following an incident, Taliesin is sent to live with her aunt, and mother's twin. In Salem, she discovers what she is while navigating life as a teenager and wishing to go back and live with her father.
Overall, I found the beginning to be a bit slow and a little difficult to get into, but once you do, it's a book that hooks you to the end. Not every character is likeable. The plot does have moments where it's a little shaky. However, I didn't find many plot holes and the book did a good job of answering any questions I had. I would definitely read a sequel as I found the book to be enjoyable.
Following an incident, Taliesin is sent to live with her aunt, and mother's twin. In Salem, she discovers what she is while navigating life as a teenager and wishing to go back and live with her father.
Overall, I found the beginning to be a bit slow and a little difficult to get into, but once you do, it's a book that hooks you to the end. Not every character is likeable. The plot does have moments where it's a little shaky. However, I didn't find many plot holes and the book did a good job of answering any questions I had. I would definitely read a sequel as I found the book to be enjoyable.
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