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A review by samharnold
The House at Sea's End by Elly Griffiths
4.0
REVIEW
If you like the first two novels from this author then this will be no different. This book instead of dealing with medieval history deals with the more recent Second World War era. The story is fast paced and well described in an era many of us have heard stories about.
The book also continues the character development where the last book left of also leaving a further character development wide open for the next book. I especially like the way that the author leaves little time between her books in the characters lives so the story flows well with them. Having said this I was a little bored when one of the characters finds herself in jeopardy again thinking to myself ‘ not again surly you would learn’ three dangerous situations in a year is just careless.
Having said this the book is as good as ever and I have already preordered the fourth so I wasn’t put off that much. Enjoy
If you like the first two novels from this author then this will be no different. This book instead of dealing with medieval history deals with the more recent Second World War era. The story is fast paced and well described in an era many of us have heard stories about.
The book also continues the character development where the last book left of also leaving a further character development wide open for the next book. I especially like the way that the author leaves little time between her books in the characters lives so the story flows well with them. Having said this I was a little bored when one of the characters finds herself in jeopardy again thinking to myself ‘ not again surly you would learn’ three dangerous situations in a year is just careless.
Having said this the book is as good as ever and I have already preordered the fourth so I wasn’t put off that much. Enjoy