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A review by si0bhan
The Leaping by Tom Fletcher
3.0
This is one of those books that I was unsure as to whether or not I was to buy it, only to decide upon reading it that I should never had questioned picking it up in the first place. Once you get started you are truly hooked to the story, being pulled in, as you’re left unwilling to put it down for any extended period of time.
To begin with there isn’t much real contact with the supernatural world, merely hints of something unnatural being out there, yet once you get around halfway through it hits you in the face and suddenly all the supernatural action is hitting you at once. Filled with a wide range of great characters, you’re soon curious as to what exactly is going to happen next. Moreover, I will admit, the ending came as quite a shock. It did not end anything at all like I was expecting – in fact, it couldn’t have been much further away from what I was expecting – and for that I loved it even more. The unexpected it always loved and such is the case throughout this book.
Honestly, if you’re even debating picking up the book just go for it: you’ll soon be lost in the story.
To begin with there isn’t much real contact with the supernatural world, merely hints of something unnatural being out there, yet once you get around halfway through it hits you in the face and suddenly all the supernatural action is hitting you at once. Filled with a wide range of great characters, you’re soon curious as to what exactly is going to happen next. Moreover, I will admit, the ending came as quite a shock. It did not end anything at all like I was expecting – in fact, it couldn’t have been much further away from what I was expecting – and for that I loved it even more. The unexpected it always loved and such is the case throughout this book.
Honestly, if you’re even debating picking up the book just go for it: you’ll soon be lost in the story.