The Wicked Deep Review
- Kendra Maidment
- Jun 14, 2018
- 2 min read
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Title: The Wicked Deep Author: Shea Ernshaw
Published On: March 6, 2018
Started Reading On: June 3, 2018 Finished On: June 3, 2018
Average Star Rating: 3.91 out of 5 stars My Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
My Thoughts (Spoilers)
Okay, when I first started reading this book I was kind of just interested in seeing what happens with the witches, because when I heard about this book, it was always mentioned that it was about witches and that is always something that draws me in. Because it seems that no matter what witches are fun, however this book is so much more than that.
I found that at the beginning from what I heard from the novel, I wasn't expecting much, I was just wanting to see what was going to happen. To be honest one of my favourite parts of the book was when we would be trying to figure out who was possessed by the sisters and how to stop them from murdering boys.
I really appreciated seeing Bo's backstory. For a good part of the novel, you figure out pretty fast that there is a reason why he choice that town to go to, because from what you heard there is going to be a reason other then what he gives. And when you find out that his brother was taken, and drowned everything made sense.
Penny, I thought she was being possessed when it was said that she woke up with the taste of salt water in her mouth and I complete put it aside since she didn't do anything with it and it was right. I just love seeing her revealing it and everything.
This book was just a surprise for me, because I had very low expectations. So here it is for finding impressive reads.
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