Someone or something is stalking Denora. After learning that her best friend has died, Denora thinks things can’t get much worse. She’s already lost her parents, leaving her and her brothers to fend for themselves. Then her brothers disappear without a trace - all three of them. When she meets Silas, he seems to have all the answers, but for every truth he reveals there are even more secrets that he keeps. He introduces her to a hidden world of cryptic premonitions and deadly curses thriving in the underbelly of the city she thought she knew. Can Denora trust this alluring stranger and unravel the truth to save her brothers?
Very well written and wonderfully suspenseful! Everyn Kildare's main character Denora is an interesting, complex protagonist and the paranormal world the author creates in Crow is fascinating and unique. I recommend this book very much! I think it's a great start to what looks like an awesome series!
Beautifully written. A book that truly leaves you wanting more. I didn't want to put this book down it sucks you in and places you in a magical world with well written and believable characters. I cannot wait for the next book!
You know, I was all set to give this book four stars. The writing isn't perfect, but it's better than a lot of other books, and the story was well-crafted, if not a bit predictable. The world is vivid, detailed, and well thought out.
And then it ended. The main plot is not resolved. Perhaps it's not technically a "cliffhanger", but the last line of the book is something like "we'll deal with that tomorrow." The end.
I'm not a series fan in general (I much prefer standalones), but if I enjoy a story, I might be persuaded to read more in the same world. But I absolutely HATE cliffhangers. With a passion.
It's left a terrible taste in my mouth, and there's no way I'd ever consider reading the next book in the series now.
I read the beginning of this book on Wattpad and I liked it so much that I immediately bought it. I love urban fantasy and this is up there with some of my favourites. Kildare writes extremely well and weaves a wonderful fantasy into our modern day world. The characters are complicated and believable. The pacing of the story is excellent and the mystery quickly draws you in. I think one of the things that initially impressed me was the convincing portrayal of a troubled young woman dealing with her grief and the suicide of her friend. Having lost close friends in the past I found this issue was sensitively handled and utterly convincing. At that point I was hooked and the fantasy mystery / adventure took over and kept me engaged for the rest of the story. My only complaint was that it was over too quickly. If I was being really picky I would say that I'm not sure if I think the end was dramatic enough. However that could just be because I loved the story and wanted it to continue!