The Forgers is an exquisite example of how a book should be written when written in first person - usually when written in first, a book ignores many relevant details, including how the speaker feels, because the book is so focused on what the speaker is thinking. While giving insight to the rest of the characters but still keeping the plot a mystery, the slow build up of the book perfectly keeps the story intriguing while not dragging on too much.
The cover is simple but useful - while not giving anything way, it links back to the story well without being too spoiler-y or an eyesore.
I can't wait to see what results of this story; it's interesting, clever and the plot points are to die for.
The cover is simple but useful - while not giving anything way, it links back to the story well without being too spoiler-y or an eyesore.
I can't wait to see what results of this story; it's interesting, clever and the plot points are to die for.