Review: Fun and mysterious
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 31, 2012
I first heard of The House Of Grey through the podcast and was hooked on the characters and the story from the very beginning. Collin Earl uses humor and teenage angst with enough skill to keep even the more "mature" adults entertained.The main character, Monson Grey, has been in a terrible accident, he is scarred by it physically and emotionally, finding himself having bits and pieces of his past come through every now and then, and a side of himself that he feels is evil rises to the surface whenever he finds himself in stressful situations.Now he is enrolled in a very exclusive school, having bad dreams, and abilities that he doesn't know how he attained. It's an excellent story, and one that will keep you glued to your Kindle and anxiously downloading the next book as soon as you've finished this one!Fun and mysterious, humorous and imaginative. A great book and a nice introduction to the characters. Collin Earl this book is a work of art. The kind that you stand in front of and see little scenes in the background that are a part of the big picture, but hardly noticeable until you take the time to look deeper.