A review by elliemaiblogs
Beast by Matt Wesolowski
5.0
Although I loved reading this as much as the others, it wasn’t my favourite of the series. The mystery is still as intense if not more and kept me on the edge of my seat. I think it was the fact that Elizabeth Barton, the social media vlogger that horrifically froze to death in the creepy ‘Vampire Tower’ is incredibly unlikable. I found it harder to connect with this book more than the others yet I still couldn’t pull my eyes away from the story.
Scott King drags us into this mystery as well as investigating the myth of the Ergarth Vampire as he interviews 6 people who are connected to the case. We are giving a massive insight on Elizabeth’s life from her friends, parents, brother as well as other’s, it’s easy to get a feel of what type of person she was and others in her life. It would have been nice to talk to any of the three boys who were convicted of the murder.
Overall, the book is exceptionally well writing and the murder mystery plot is incredibly intense, making it extremely hard to put down once you start reading.
Scott King drags us into this mystery as well as investigating the myth of the Ergarth Vampire as he interviews 6 people who are connected to the case. We are giving a massive insight on Elizabeth’s life from her friends, parents, brother as well as other’s, it’s easy to get a feel of what type of person she was and others in her life. It would have been nice to talk to any of the three boys who were convicted of the murder.
Overall, the book is exceptionally well writing and the murder mystery plot is incredibly intense, making it extremely hard to put down once you start reading.