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A review by mellabella
Amity by Micol Ostow
3.0
So, OK. If you are looking fro scares and chills? Don't read this. If you are looking for slight creepy and a small bit of dread, then read on.
We alternate between Connor and Gwens pov's. They move into Amity with their families a decade apart. Amity is alive. It's run down and there is a verbal sense of foreboding, creepiness lingering. It takes a hold of Conor and then Gwens twin brother Luke. Slowly making them into the murderous demons that the house wants them to be.
I wish aunt Ro had taken Gwen and the dog away. I actually kept reading to see who would survive. What would happen. The last few chapters were easily the best for me.
It was a slow and not really tense build up for me. I had initially started this as an October Halloween read. It's now December and I picked it back up just to finish it.
2.5 stars
We alternate between Connor and Gwens pov's. They move into Amity with their families a decade apart. Amity is alive. It's run down and there is a verbal sense of foreboding, creepiness lingering. It takes a hold of Conor and then Gwens twin brother Luke. Slowly making them into the murderous demons that the house wants them to be.
I wish aunt Ro had taken Gwen and the dog away. I actually kept reading to see who would survive. What would happen. The last few chapters were easily the best for me.
It was a slow and not really tense build up for me. I had initially started this as an October Halloween read. It's now December and I picked it back up just to finish it.
2.5 stars