Simplistic cover, much like that of M.A Bennett’s previous book S.T.A.G.S (which is a very interesting read), which definitely draws you in and makes you look at the smaller details.
Link as a character seems very interesting and appears to be quite relatable, he doesn’t seem to be the kind of character you would expect in a novel like this which is what makes it even more interesting.
Reading the preview, you’re instantly thrust into the aftermath of the plane crash and it leaves you hooked, wanting to find out more. It then slows down in pace, which is inevitable as we need to meet the characters and get to know them for the upcoming events to have any effect on us.
I love M.A Bennett’s style of writing and, if S.T.A.G’s and the preview of this particular book is anything to go by, you will be in for a wild ride full of twists and turns. The prologue definitely had me on the edge of my seat and the take on Lord of The Flies is an interesting approach.
Link as a character seems very interesting and appears to be quite relatable, he doesn’t seem to be the kind of character you would expect in a novel like this which is what makes it even more interesting.
Reading the preview, you’re instantly thrust into the aftermath of the plane crash and it leaves you hooked, wanting to find out more. It then slows down in pace, which is inevitable as we need to meet the characters and get to know them for the upcoming events to have any effect on us.
I love M.A Bennett’s style of writing and, if S.T.A.G’s and the preview of this particular book is anything to go by, you will be in for a wild ride full of twists and turns. The prologue definitely had me on the edge of my seat and the take on Lord of The Flies is an interesting approach.