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A review by comicbookchick25
Dance of Death by Jo Gibson
3.0
3/5 stars
This was admittedly a trashy 90s teen horror novel. It was fun and super addictive and at first I didn't think I'd like this at all judging from how silly the premise was. It didn't have much substance, and even the likeable characters were still two dimensional but my gosh I had been in a reading slump for almost a week and I managed to down this in one sitting.
Characters:
Donna and Steve-
Like I said, they didn't have much depth, but they still managed to be very likable and I thought they were very cute together.
I can't remember her name but the friend who works at a diner was very fleshed out and I found I actually connected with her and rooted for her.
Everyone else-
was very frustrating and deserved all of the bad things that happened to them.
Overall-
Fun, but not something that's meant to be taken seriously.
This was admittedly a trashy 90s teen horror novel. It was fun and super addictive and at first I didn't think I'd like this at all judging from how silly the premise was. It didn't have much substance, and even the likeable characters were still two dimensional but my gosh I had been in a reading slump for almost a week and I managed to down this in one sitting.
Characters:
Donna and Steve-
Like I said, they didn't have much depth, but they still managed to be very likable and I thought they were very cute together.
I can't remember her name but the friend who works at a diner was very fleshed out and I found I actually connected with her and rooted for her.
Everyone else-
was very frustrating and deserved all of the bad things that happened to them.
Overall-
Fun, but not something that's meant to be taken seriously.