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A review by fulltimefiction
The Summoning by Kelley Armstrong
2.0
You know those small appetizers they serve before the main dish? Or sometimes salad (I don't like salad). This book felt exactly like that. Why? Because we only got a small taste and nothing of the juicy stuff. Nada. We are told about things but do we see them? Nope. If there's a first book syndrome that sets up things for the sequel without having much going on itself, this book suffered from it.
But hey, at last! This is the oldest YA book on my GR tbr shelves and I finally read it. A few years too late. Might have enjoyed it more if I was still new to this genre but now? I’m not impressed. The book isn’t bad and there’s nothing that I hated about it, the characters were meh. It just had nothing special going on.
But hey, at last! This is the oldest YA book on my GR tbr shelves and I finally read it. A few years too late. Might have enjoyed it more if I was still new to this genre but now? I’m not impressed. The book isn’t bad and there’s nothing that I hated about it, the characters were meh. It just had nothing special going on.