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A review by eloisebell
Strange Sight: An Essex Witch Museum Mystery by Syd Moore
3.0
The story follows Rosie, a 30 something Essex girl, who although a sceptic finds herself inheriting a witch museum and reluctantly gets roped into solving a paranormal mystery with the current curator; Sam Stone.
Yes I will admit that Rosie is a ‘challenging’ character to say the least. I disliked her more as the book went on and for me it did detract slightly from the storyline.
The most likeable part of the book was the investigating duo and their relationship. I loved the chemistry between the two and found myself laughing out loud in a few parts. If you can get past Rosie’s sassiness the book was a cute paranormal mystery and made for a great palette cleanser between heavy read.
SIDE NOTE: this is book 2 in The Essex Witches series, having not read the first one didn’t affect my reading of the second in anyway.
Yes I will admit that Rosie is a ‘challenging’ character to say the least. I disliked her more as the book went on and for me it did detract slightly from the storyline.
The most likeable part of the book was the investigating duo and their relationship. I loved the chemistry between the two and found myself laughing out loud in a few parts. If you can get past Rosie’s sassiness the book was a cute paranormal mystery and made for a great palette cleanser between heavy read.
SIDE NOTE: this is book 2 in The Essex Witches series, having not read the first one didn’t affect my reading of the second in anyway.