A review by tinasbooknook
Wild Sign by Patricia Briggs
3.0
This is a tense and dark read.
Anna and Charles face an old Evil that somehow feels bigger than any of the others they've faced before. I enjoyed the glimpses of mythology that are shared throughout.
I love Charles and Anna's relationship. The way they support and tease each other, the way they are still learning each other is so beautiful. The Evil they are up against is horrific. At times I stopped breathing a little because I wasn't sure how they were going to make it.
It was interesting to catch a glimpse of Bran and Leah's relationship, but I absolutely hated that we don't get to see the result of their final conversation. That's one of the reasons why my rating is lower. The second reason is that final scene when Sam arrives out of nowhere and hands over his child in order to protect it. There was no build up to that, no connection to the majority of the story.
I still loved chunks of the story, but the last few scenes unfortunately left me frustrated.
Anna and Charles face an old Evil that somehow feels bigger than any of the others they've faced before. I enjoyed the glimpses of mythology that are shared throughout.
I love Charles and Anna's relationship. The way they support and tease each other, the way they are still learning each other is so beautiful. The Evil they are up against is horrific. At times I stopped breathing a little because I wasn't sure how they were going to make it.
It was interesting to catch a glimpse of Bran and Leah's relationship, but I absolutely hated that we don't get to see the result of their final conversation. That's one of the reasons why my rating is lower. The second reason is that final scene when Sam arrives out of nowhere and hands over his child in order to protect it. There was no build up to that, no connection to the majority of the story.
I still loved chunks of the story, but the last few scenes unfortunately left me frustrated.