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A review by ltg584
Witch Wood by Melanie Karsak
5.0
Melanie Karsak is one of those authors that I just can't get enough of. So when I dove into Witch Wood, my only complaint is that it ended. It can, theoretically, be read as a standalone novella. There are characters who are independent from the Harvesting series, so you'll enjoy this story as its own entity. BUT... as you approach the end of the story, you'll get more out of it if you've read the previous books. This is where I tell you that you NEED to read The Harvesting series, because they're all AWESOME!
Earlier this year, Melanie and a group of authors published a series of novellas in The Falling in Deep Collection. Witch Wood is now the first book in The Witching Hour Collection. A whole collection of witchy novellas, and this was the perfect way to start them off! If you haven't noticed from the synopsis, Witch Wood isn't just about witchcraft. There are also plenty of my personal favorite monster: ZOMBIES! Melanie packs a lot of excitement into a small number of pages. Right from page one the creep factor is notched up and within minutes I was sucked deep into the story. This is a one-sitting read!
A copy of this book was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.
Earlier this year, Melanie and a group of authors published a series of novellas in The Falling in Deep Collection. Witch Wood is now the first book in The Witching Hour Collection. A whole collection of witchy novellas, and this was the perfect way to start them off! If you haven't noticed from the synopsis, Witch Wood isn't just about witchcraft. There are also plenty of my personal favorite monster: ZOMBIES! Melanie packs a lot of excitement into a small number of pages. Right from page one the creep factor is notched up and within minutes I was sucked deep into the story. This is a one-sitting read!
A copy of this book was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.