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A review by basicallyhades
A Whisper in the Dark by Jessi Elliott, K.J. Sutton
3.0
This was quite an intriguing first volume with an interesting premise. Definitely interested in reading the next volume!
One thing I will say though is that there was a lot of info-dumping. Which usually I don't mind too much, but a couple of the explanations I found so confusing. Even when I reread a couple of the passages five times, I still couldn't wrap my head around what it meant. And I'm so sure that there was a mistake in how the mother was described, because it just didn't make sense (if you've read this, I'm talking about the eyes). This of course could be a fault with me the reader just being a bit stupid, but in this case I think it was just written a little poorly.
One thing I will say though is that there was a lot of info-dumping. Which usually I don't mind too much, but a couple of the explanations I found so confusing. Even when I reread a couple of the passages five times, I still couldn't wrap my head around what it meant. And I'm so sure that there was a mistake in how the mother was described, because it just didn't make sense (if you've read this, I'm talking about the eyes). This of course could be a fault with me the reader just being a bit stupid, but in this case I think it was just written a little poorly.