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A review by toshi21
An Echo in the Sorrow by Hailey Turner
5.0
Poor Patrick and Jono.
The author really puts them through the wringer.
The book begins with action and it doesn’t stop. At all.
Everything is coming to a head now and everyone wants Patrick’s head.
I was kept to the page, turning it, my mouth agape as I tried to take in everything.
The one thing that kept this book sane was the amount of affection the Pack had for their leaders and each other. They stuck together like glue and it was glorious.
Hailey’s gift of intertwining pantheons, magic and paranormal is top notch.
I was enthralled with how everything is coming together, though at times, I cringed because I didn’t like where it was going.
But now we have to wait for October.
The author really puts them through the wringer.
The book begins with action and it doesn’t stop. At all.
Everything is coming to a head now and everyone wants Patrick’s head.
I was kept to the page, turning it, my mouth agape as I tried to take in everything.
The one thing that kept this book sane was the amount of affection the Pack had for their leaders and each other. They stuck together like glue and it was glorious.
Hailey’s gift of intertwining pantheons, magic and paranormal is top notch.
I was enthralled with how everything is coming together, though at times, I cringed because I didn’t like where it was going.
But now we have to wait for October.