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squak 's review for:
The Butcher and the Wren
by Alaina Urquhart
I will try and remain unbiased here, but as a Morbid Podcast listener it’s inevitable that I have a slightly screwed view.
To start with this is the first book this author has written and it shows. Not necessarily in a bad way, it has a simplicity to it that is really pleasant to read and easy to follow! There is a twist that I honestly didn’t see coming, but probably should have, but the characters felt a little hollow.
There are small inconsistencies: “she didn’t take her eyes off it” directly after “she glanced around” kinda inconsistencies.
I could go on picking at all sorts of things, but I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It shows a perspective I’m particularly interested in and I will certainly be getting the next one in the series.
Much love to Alaina, keep writing girl because it will only get better!
To start with this is the first book this author has written and it shows. Not necessarily in a bad way, it has a simplicity to it that is really pleasant to read and easy to follow! There is a twist that I honestly didn’t see coming, but probably should have, but the characters felt a little hollow.
There are small inconsistencies: “she didn’t take her eyes off it” directly after “she glanced around” kinda inconsistencies.
I could go on picking at all sorts of things, but I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It shows a perspective I’m particularly interested in and I will certainly be getting the next one in the series.
Much love to Alaina, keep writing girl because it will only get better!