I cannot stress how much I loved 'The Art of Death.' I am so happy I claimed it because I knew from the moment I saw the book that I was going to love it.
I love the characters, every single one of them: they are all written so beautifully and they are so real. The settings are described so well that I can clearly imagine the different areas of London like I am there (even though it's been quite some time since I have visited Central London.)
The story is so addicting and I could not put the book down. All I wanted to do was to give up everything I had to do and just read because I wanted to find out who @nonymous was. The story is wrapped in mystery and suspense from the beginning, starting for Grace Archer's past, to the ending. Oh, the ending was great and it left me with chills running down my spine and I really hope there is going to be a sequel to this!
I love the cover, as I think it really applies to the story without revealing too much about the great mystery hidden in the book's pages.
Absolutely recommend it to everyone!
I love the characters, every single one of them: they are all written so beautifully and they are so real. The settings are described so well that I can clearly imagine the different areas of London like I am there (even though it's been quite some time since I have visited Central London.)
The story is so addicting and I could not put the book down. All I wanted to do was to give up everything I had to do and just read because I wanted to find out who @nonymous was. The story is wrapped in mystery and suspense from the beginning, starting for Grace Archer's past, to the ending. Oh, the ending was great and it left me with chills running down my spine and I really hope there is going to be a sequel to this!
I love the cover, as I think it really applies to the story without revealing too much about the great mystery hidden in the book's pages.
Absolutely recommend it to everyone!