This also has quite short chapters, so don’t sit down to read it for a short amount of time, I promise you won’t be able to. I finished this over the course of two nights and you will fairly tank through it, trying to second guess the secret. I didn’t predict it, although I got quite close.
There is something missing though - some of the side character storylines could have been a bit more expanded upon and I don’t feel that the childhood racism storyline around Treasure really got resolved. It seemed to be forgotten about when Star came along, but perhaps that was the way it was intended. Also a couple of the characters who appeared in Larkins suffered similar fates, almost like their storylines were going somewhere (Sarah-Jade, the mermaids) and were then forgotten about.
It’s a fluffy and easy to read book, I’m not sure it will be as particularly memorable as Keeper but should keep the boredom at bay for a little while.
There is something missing though - some of the side character storylines could have been a bit more expanded upon and I don’t feel that the childhood racism storyline around Treasure really got resolved. It seemed to be forgotten about when Star came along, but perhaps that was the way it was intended. Also a couple of the characters who appeared in Larkins suffered similar fates, almost like their storylines were going somewhere (Sarah-Jade, the mermaids) and were then forgotten about.
It’s a fluffy and easy to read book, I’m not sure it will be as particularly memorable as Keeper but should keep the boredom at bay for a little while.