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A review by abigcoffeedragon
The Spook's Curse by Joseph Delaney
5.0
Having gotten used to the First Person narrative, I flow thorough these with ease and passion.
Tom Ward, now 13, continues his work as the Spook's Apprentice, and this time, the danger is bigger, and the challenges are harder. I love how this shows the truer nature of a 13 year-old boy with his self-doubt, and yet his desire to do what he can, and what he has now come to accept as his future.
I am really enjoying this series of a teenage witch hunter and his trials and tribulations, as well as the natural progression of what makes a good series. Things have to get harder for the hero, and they do. He has to be able to do easily what was difficult in the previous book, which he does. And, he needs a new challenge to overcome, which he receives.
I am currently reading the eBook versions of these, but I can foresee buying these in hard copies for my boys to read.
An excellent series so far.
Tom Ward, now 13, continues his work as the Spook's Apprentice, and this time, the danger is bigger, and the challenges are harder. I love how this shows the truer nature of a 13 year-old boy with his self-doubt, and yet his desire to do what he can, and what he has now come to accept as his future.
I am really enjoying this series of a teenage witch hunter and his trials and tribulations, as well as the natural progression of what makes a good series. Things have to get harder for the hero, and they do. He has to be able to do easily what was difficult in the previous book, which he does. And, he needs a new challenge to overcome, which he receives.
I am currently reading the eBook versions of these, but I can foresee buying these in hard copies for my boys to read.
An excellent series so far.