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A review by crystalcollectsbooks
Where Darkness Blooms by Andrea Hannah
5.0
I’m sitting down to write this review about two weeks after having finished reading it…
It is still with me.
The vivid imagery and eerie atmosphere has followed me like the sunflowers that Hannah has imbued with sentience. The winds and storms leave you feeling as equally creeped out, reminding you that something is rotten at the core of Bishop. Women are going missing at an increasing rate, but how and why? The mystery is quite intriguing and kept me turning the pages.
At first, I was not a huge fan of the characters, but as the story progresses, they grew on me. Delilah was overbearing, but well intentioned. Bennett seems too good to be true - maybe he is, but we do get to see another side to him at the end
It is still with me.
The vivid imagery and eerie atmosphere has followed me like the sunflowers that Hannah has imbued with sentience. The winds and storms leave you feeling as equally creeped out, reminding you that something is rotten at the core of Bishop. Women are going missing at an increasing rate, but how and why? The mystery is quite intriguing and kept me turning the pages.
At first, I was not a huge fan of the characters, but as the story progresses, they grew on me. Delilah was overbearing, but well intentioned. Bennett seems too good to be true - maybe he is, but we do get to see another side to him at the end