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A review by universalbookworm
Lost Souls by Kelley Armstrong
3.0
The Cainsville series is very well written, but partly due to bad reading habits, I always feel like I spend the majority of the novel wracking my brain to remember what happened last time. Again, mostly this is just my bad habit of not reading the books close together and not rereading before starting the next book.
That being said, I thought this novella served as a remedy to this situation. I was quickly able to remember he central conflicts as well as the interesting subplots that Armstrong is so talented with.
Also, practical Gabriel investigating an urban myth? Priceless. Even more so when you add in Olivia and Patrick. Additionally, I really appreciated the chance to read from Gabriel's perspective. Intriguing to say the least.
I would recommend reading the first three novels before this novella. A good stand alone this is not.
That being said, I thought this novella served as a remedy to this situation. I was quickly able to remember he central conflicts as well as the interesting subplots that Armstrong is so talented with.
Also, practical Gabriel investigating an urban myth? Priceless. Even more so when you add in Olivia and Patrick. Additionally, I really appreciated the chance to read from Gabriel's perspective. Intriguing to say the least.
I would recommend reading the first three novels before this novella. A good stand alone this is not.