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maryalex622 's review for:
Winterset Hollow
by Jonathan Edward Durham
challenging
dark
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
This book was fantastic, but it wasn’t surprising in the least. No plot twists that weren’t obvious extremely early in the book, but that doesn’t matter.
I saw one review that said it had too much “unnecessary flowery language,” but that’s exactly what I loved most about it. All this horrible stuff is happening, but it’s written in such an oddly poetic way, I couldn’t stop reading it. I made countless highlights simply because I loved how a certain sentence was worded, and I’m actually tempted to get the audiobook to see how it would sound read aloud. Not to mention that a lot of the banter was downright funny.
Overall, it was a great book, and the ONLY reason I didn’t rate it higher is because everything that happened WAS so expected. If the story had been more surprising or the twist been less alluded so that it would’ve been truly shocking, it would’ve scored higher, but it was still a fantastically flowery massacre.
I saw one review that said it had too much “unnecessary flowery language,” but that’s exactly what I loved most about it. All this horrible stuff is happening, but it’s written in such an oddly poetic way, I couldn’t stop reading it. I made countless highlights simply because I loved how a certain sentence was worded, and I’m actually tempted to get the audiobook to see how it would sound read aloud. Not to mention that a lot of the banter was downright funny.
Overall, it was a great book, and the ONLY reason I didn’t rate it higher is because everything that happened WAS so expected. If the story had been more surprising or the twist been less alluded so that it would’ve been truly shocking, it would’ve scored higher, but it was still a fantastically flowery massacre.
Graphic: Gore, Violence