A review by kitvaria_sarene
The Black Horn, by J.A. Andrews
5.0
This is another short story in the Keeper world, and while I enjoyed it a tiny bit less than her Ghost in the White Wood, it was still a damn good read!
With The Black Horn the start was a bit rocky for me, and it took me a bit to firmly settle into the world and the characters. That's my only complaint here, once I got past the very first scene, I was just as hooked as always. As it's a short story, this didn't take long at all.
I wonder how she manages to put so much emotion into such a few words, but I was fully attached to the characters, and on the edge of my seat by the end.
It's full of tension, love and fear for your family and friends. There's a big tragedy looming right around the corner. But as it's a book by JA Andrews, there's also hope. Always that little glimmer of hope.
With The Black Horn the start was a bit rocky for me, and it took me a bit to firmly settle into the world and the characters. That's my only complaint here, once I got past the very first scene, I was just as hooked as always. As it's a short story, this didn't take long at all.
I wonder how she manages to put so much emotion into such a few words, but I was fully attached to the characters, and on the edge of my seat by the end.
It's full of tension, love and fear for your family and friends. There's a big tragedy looming right around the corner. But as it's a book by JA Andrews, there's also hope. Always that little glimmer of hope.