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wolfshine's review
5.0
What’s worse than one apocalypse? Two!
The world in which Marnie lives is similar to society in modern-day 2020. There’s a virus running rampant and those who choose to not isolate will almost definitely catch it. Marnie is lonely with the exception of her companion Shadow who leads her to an abandoned house. It’s there that she finds something and can’t decide if the discovery will make things better or worse.
I’ve read a few of E.M.G. Wixley’s books in the past and they’re always hardhitting with suspenseful plots and realistic characters. They’re not always easy to like, and I think that’s part of what makes them seem to real. They live in a way that makes for interesting storytelling.
The way the paranormal is blended so seamlessly with reality makes it even more immersive.
If you’re looking for something a little different, this will whet your appetite.
The world in which Marnie lives is similar to society in modern-day 2020. There’s a virus running rampant and those who choose to not isolate will almost definitely catch it. Marnie is lonely with the exception of her companion Shadow who leads her to an abandoned house. It’s there that she finds something and can’t decide if the discovery will make things better or worse.
I’ve read a few of E.M.G. Wixley’s books in the past and they’re always hardhitting with suspenseful plots and realistic characters. They’re not always easy to like, and I think that’s part of what makes them seem to real. They live in a way that makes for interesting storytelling.
The way the paranormal is blended so seamlessly with reality makes it even more immersive.
If you’re looking for something a little different, this will whet your appetite.
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