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A review by baronessekat
A Lake Most Deep by Rob Howell, Adam Hale, Patrick McEvoy
3.0
Personal note: Author is a friend of mine.
I can see how others would like this book. I was just a bit lost at times, but I think that is because I found that I honestly was not engaged with the reader throughout most of the book. His voice tended to lull me into zoning out and I had to fight to pay attention due to his reading style.
The story itself was interesting, when I could focus on it, and a good intro into a new fantasy world, though it took until almost half way into it to get any real world building.
I can see how others would like this book. I was just a bit lost at times, but I think that is because I found that I honestly was not engaged with the reader throughout most of the book. His voice tended to lull me into zoning out and I had to fight to pay attention due to his reading style.
The story itself was interesting, when I could focus on it, and a good intro into a new fantasy world, though it took until almost half way into it to get any real world building.