Katlyn

DNF at 50%. Plot was a slog and not worth the skin-crawling slimy feeling of reading the rest of the story.

This was excellent. Eagerly awaiting the second book.

An Agatha Christie/Sherlock Holmes-style mystery with all the expected set dressings: a group of guests, a dark, stormy night, murder most foul, and the paranormal with enough of the unexpected to keep it fresh.

I absolutely loved the tone of this and the world in which it is set is intriguing. Knocking off a star for a few minor logistical issues with some things that occur (I won't list them here because once you see them, you can't unsee them) but don't let it stop you from checking this out!

Fantastic dark fantasy with an evolving narrative. I'm reminded of the WH40K Eisenhorn trilogy (in a good way!)

Interesting premise that quickly lost its shine due to repetition and a reveal that happens shockingly early in the story.