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A review by mjudleh
All the Birds, Singing by Evie Wyld
3.0
Read in less than three days, so obviously I enjoyed it. The narrative took me a long while to relax into, though. I was halfway through before I really picked up what she was doing with time. Once I knew, I raced through the last pages. What has happened to her? Who gave her those terrible scars? The reader does get answers, but maybe not as complete as we might like.
The question I really found interesting was How much do we trust Jake as a narrator? She thinks some animal is killing her sheep. She's terrified of 'someone' finding her. Is she really in danger? Is she running from danger, or is she afraid of her past catching up with her? There are a lot of questions, only some of which get answered.
The question I really found interesting was How much do we trust Jake as a narrator? She thinks some animal is killing her sheep. She's terrified of 'someone' finding her. Is she really in danger? Is she running from danger, or is she afraid of her past catching up with her? There are a lot of questions, only some of which get answered.