A great premise and interesting start to the series.
The story basically is there's a version of our world when we dream, Annwn. Some people can become knights and protect our dreams in the other world. It's a morality story of good vs evil and the battles we face in our world as well as in our dreams.
The book is well written but felt more middle grade than YA at times. It's a great premise but I didn't feel as drawn into the world and attached to the characters as I hoped I would be. Fern was the only character I felt connected to during the story emotionally.
You're thrown straight into the action of the story and for the most part, this book is very fast paced. I'd have loved to have read more of the twins exploring Annwn and setting the scene. There's so much action that it felt like there hadn't been enough work on setting the scene beforehand.
It was a great premise and I'd be interested to read more in the series.
The book is well written but felt more middle grade than YA at times. It's a great premise but I didn't feel as drawn into the world and attached to the characters as I hoped I would be. Fern was the only character I felt connected to during the story emotionally.
You're thrown straight into the action of the story and for the most part, this book is very fast paced. I'd have loved to have read more of the twins exploring Annwn and setting the scene. There's so much action that it felt like there hadn't been enough work on setting the scene beforehand.
It was a great premise and I'd be interested to read more in the series.