Review: Twists and turns
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 17, 2012
Well, this one was a surprise...a big one. Here we reunite with the first prequel, and meet Peter Pan, The Hunchback of Notre Dam, Count Dracula, and Sleeping Beauty as Jace now weaves characters from other authors into his storytelling, drawing them in on what I hope will be some elaborate plot. It's told from the point-of-view of Peter Pan, the boy who never grows up...and he acts (and talks) like a kid. I'm not sure yet if that's annoying or endearing. Now the plot thickens, as the Evil Queen tries to figure out the clues of the Lost Seven (aka The Seven Dwarfs), while Peter Pan is very little help at all. The writing is juvenile in places, but it's entertaining enough to keep me wanting to read, I'm starting to get high hopes for the plot of the book.