Review: Too short to grab my attention
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
This story hits the ground running. There is no overload of information to process at the beginning (a pet peeve of mine). As more and more of the story unfolds, you learn more about Ren and her "ability". Amy Richie presents an interesting take on the age of tale of mediums and spirits that seek them out.Ren was a good main character. She's unique in her own way, and that's always something that I enjoy. As the story progresses, you are drawn into her confusion about reality and who she should really trust. I didn't find it difficult to follow along with this story, and it kept me engaged.My major fault with this story is that ends somewhat abruptly. If this had been pieced together with the sequels, it would make a more complete and fulfilling read for me. It felt like I didn't have enough time to fully appreciate Amy Richie's talents as a writer because of the story being so short. Regardless, I cannot wait to see more works from her.**I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. My thanks to Amy Richie and Sparkle Book Tours.