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ashleyfuhr 's review for:
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
by G. Norman Lippert
It took me awhile to get invested. The story is a bit drawn out and doesn't get terribly interesting until the last third or so.
I think you have to know going in that it will never be as good as the world Rowling created, but it will get you back there to help fuel your desire for more. It's different, but I don't think you can expect it to be the same. There are some things that don't coincide with Rowling's world, but the author admits that there are many flaws and that his works continue to get better. This first one he wrote for himself and was never to be widely distributed, after all. That inspired me to continue reading through the series.
I think they're good enough to help you get your fix. I'd recommend them to potter heads, but can't guarantee you'll like them!
I think you have to know going in that it will never be as good as the world Rowling created, but it will get you back there to help fuel your desire for more. It's different, but I don't think you can expect it to be the same. There are some things that don't coincide with Rowling's world, but the author admits that there are many flaws and that his works continue to get better. This first one he wrote for himself and was never to be widely distributed, after all. That inspired me to continue reading through the series.
I think they're good enough to help you get your fix. I'd recommend them to potter heads, but can't guarantee you'll like them!