Series: Darke Eden (bk. 1)
Genera: Psychological Thriller/Sci-fi/Mystery
Subjects: Phobias, fear, metal illness, psychotherapy, relationships, suspense, supernatural
Length: 316 pgs.
HC/PB: Hardcover
Summary/ product description:
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My Review: The beginning of the book was pretty confusing, so I was pretty lost for a while. I didn’t really understand what was going on. Was I confused because the author wanted it that way? Maybe. I don’t like being confused. Anyway, there were some interesting mysterious parts that made this book fast-paced, but I ended up skimming most of the time. Will is clearly crazy, and he’s weird and confusing. I didn’t really care for any of the characters. What was interesting was how their phobias were shown. I also liked the illustrations in the book, but I wish it was laid out differently. I prefer shorter chapters. Near the end, it feels like Shutter Island where you discover something totally unexpected, and then even more after that. Let’s just say that this book is actually less realistic that you think. (Supernatural elements later on and in book 2). The cure is not what you think (it’s worse).
I will definitely read the next book, and recommend this one if you want to read something totally different and unique.
Cover Art Review: I like the rainbow metallic paper, and the font that the title is in. There’s a creepiness to the image, so it works.
~Haley G
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