Intriguing, compelling and unpredictable.
I was immediately drawn into Coralie’s word. She
went from being (or at least thinking she was) completely normal - living an
almost flat-out boring life - to natural-born heroine in no time at all.
Bizarre dreams and dangerous encounters are only
a part of what’s stirring up in Coralie’s life. Nightmares haunt her sleep and
it seems that she’s the only one who is surprised to be experiencing these.
What is everyone hiding from her? And how much longer can they hold the act up?
The book is all about unlocking the past in
order to step into the future. You discover Coralie’s true identity alongside
her and although you know a little more than she does to start with, no one can
predict her future so it’s an unpredictable path with twists and turns from
there onwards.
I enjoyed the writing style though I think the
speech seemed interrupted due to the “Said Dad.” And “He asked.” everywhere. I
think this could have been handled slightly better though it’s only a minor
fault and I’m an extremely fussy reader! I suppose I spotted it because I’m
fairly new to third person novels.
Allow yourself to indulge in this world and
watch Coralie’s secrets slither into a formation of an unknown future.
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